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THE WESTFIELD LEADER * THE LEADING AMD MOST WIDO.lt CIKOJLATED WEULLY MKWSPAK* IN UNION COUNTY FOETY-SECOND YEAB—No. 44 WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1932 FOIMER MAYOR nUTOKNAft CHUMtENEMtOU TAX COLLECTIONS BAND MEMBERS WILL THWTEEN YOUNGSTERS STRESSES HUMAN StVKE SUNDAY M TREASURE HUNT REPORTED NORMAL P1AY FAMOUS SEXTETTE OFF FOR ENDEAVOR JHKUfSMESKN The first open air service in the Public library SWMMT Feat- According to figures given out Aj MEMBER. OF RIGHTS IN TALK series of eight to be held in Mindo- through the office of Addiion H. OtlMr Number* •WM< OH* Thirteen happy children gathered waskin Park on Sunday evenings, is ure) Prewew Escitiaf Te> , tax collector, the collec- Interesting l*r*grme> Far at the office of the District Nursing Association yesterday afternoon to be SCHOOL BOARD scheduled for Sunday, July 10 at 7 Maay tion of taxes this year ia normal. Frietey Night | Declare* It hw Of Dewlara- o'clock. Of the $619,300 due Juae 1, examined by the District Nurse, Mrs. The series is sponsored by the YM $402,000 has been collected and Julia Welton, for a ten-day stay at The Westfield Band will present its CA in co-operation with the churches During the first week of the Treas- this compares very favorably Camp Endeavor. All were passed for July third concert of the current series Of Srsieat Far Year and this meeting will mark the be- ure Seekers' Club at the Westfleld with the results obtained last the holiday and departed amid cheers year. Mr. Clark pointed oat that Friday evening in Mindowaskin Park and waving of farewells to relatives, Jtiat Ckwaa The main idea of the Declaration \ «rfnni^ of *« fourth year of such Public Library more than 185 chil- dren have begun tracing clues to the great majority of taxpayer* under the direction of William N. in a car which one of the camp di- (of Independence and its very spiri occasions. The meetings are desiga- spiritual gold to be found in books, in Westfield pay their taxes be- Bartow and another program of mu- rectors drove down for them. Robert B. Jeatini, a nember ef which held together the thirteen col ed to furnish an evening service dur- according to a preliminary report re- tween June and December, He sical gems has been arranged for the the Board of Education for the past oaies w»« the assertio*. of human ing the months of July and August This if the third year that a group when there are no services in the leased by Miss Mary Barker, chil- is confident that Westfield'g rsc- occasion. of boys und girls, six to twelve yean four years, tendered his rsrignsWea rights, William H. Beard, president o: Protestant Churches at the evening dren's librarian. ord of collecting more than 75 As a feature a group of members of age, has gone to Camp Endeavor at a meeting of the board last mifHt, the Westfield Trust Company and hour. per cent of its annual taxes with- of the band will play the sextette from Westfield, for building up by stating that his work with Mew Tst| former mayor of Westfield, told more When the treasure hunt started on in the tax year will be main- University was siieh that as ft* that Gray, Inc., has very generously fur- from "Lucia" by Donizetti. The an abundance of good food and high | m eQUla nm ^ than 300 persons in an address de June 25 about one hundred children tained. Last year Westfield col- he could nonott dt th nished chairs so that a large audience group includes Messrs. Starch, Far- mountain air They are selected by, tJme u „„„.,, „, WBethe i livered Monday morning at the "Sun came to the library to obtain their lected more than 78 per cent of can be comfortably accommodated. row, Loveland, Norton, Lawler and he social worker of the District Nur«-j Mr Jenkin$, rMifI|itlon 'rise Service" held in Mindowaskin initial directions. The game to stim- its annual tax which was $1,210,- Mr, L«et of the Leet Organ Co., Cran- Grove. The band will also play a ing Association, Miss , fro*, ed ^ t ^ (Park. Mr Beard's address outlined ulate the children to read widely is 000. march, "Cosmos" composed by H. Fay ford, has loaned a small but powerful progressing with increasing interest, among the poorer families of. the I A tkMMe,"M ta wor4i 0, the status of the colonies during the organ to accompany the singing. Al- Bardwell of Westfield. Two composi- town, and an effort is made to give III J_..-I..-H- • period leading up to the adoption of for the idea appeals to the imagina- tions of Victor Herbert will also be bert E. lleder will have general tion. the opportunity to the little ones who his invaluable services rsnasred. the great document of freedom and charge of the meeting while Merton played, "Sweet Mystery of Life" and are anemic and most in need of the There were 3,711 pasiU aalaj he told some of the underlying causes Glover and Richard Farrow, cornet- The children when they join the SADDLE RIVER TO Excerpts from "Mile. Modiste.' vacation. Before starting, all whose in the public schools duriiff tas for the colonies taking such action, is ts; Earl Guy, soloist, and Donald club select from the treasure chest a Among other outstanding composi- j parents cannot afford to provide th« school year just dosed and an svss> The addrcti was a scholarly discus- Belcher will-assist with the music. R. "jewel" one of twelve colored paper PUWESSEX HERE tions to be played are the "Zampa" necessary outfit are supplied with suit- age enrollment of 3,486, •ceoritaf sion of the history of the times and E. Martin will lead the son*; service novelties. The color of the jewel is overture and the Grand March from able clothing and strong shoes from to figures given oat by guservieiaf it clearly indicated the speaker's fa- a key to the map, made out by Cap- Principal Charlei A. PMIhower to all at the opening of the meeting. Rev. Schedule Pal* Match, Saturday "Tannhauser. the relief fund of the District Nurs- miliarity with history. tain Kidd, which is prominently dis- annual report, The average daily aV Finler Keech of the First Baptist Or Sunday At Armory ing Association. played. On this map are twelve is- The band played its second concert tendance was 3,218. The perceatafi Mr. Beard said that Thomai Jef Church, Rahway, will bring the mes- It is hoped that another camping lands, in different colors. In the FiaM Friday evening with Mrs. Agnes of attendance was M. \ ferson poured the soul of the colonies sage. Stauffer as guest artist. The pro-party from Westfield may be arranged into the Act of Independence. He jewels are found directions which for Inter in the summer, as many There were 263 pupils in tas sa- Each week a different speaker will combined with the name of the is- gram and soloist were warmly re- declared that the American Revolu- attend and all have been carefully more children are in need of the good tire system neither tardy nor akssat lands give definite clues as to the tion was a "people's revolution" and chosen. On Sunday, July 17, Rev. food and care this year owing to the Forty-two pupils were expelled aaf measure of the Essex Troop PQlo 'he park a cool retreat. The concert not one of a minority of leaders. But type of treasure which may be found P Q 0 prevalent unemployment and lack of 48 truancy cases were reported. E. E. Peterson of Scotch Plains will Club at their field ,djoinin g \ ,' Included a few moments before the the" people were prepared for their be the speaker. in the books indicated oa the map. adequate incomes, Mr. Philhower gave some interest. fight for freedom by such leaden ai Thus some children are seeking for ing dsta relative to the l«ngtk «f John Adams, John Hancock, Thomas the fine treasure to be found in books ....nue., this"""»" wee*k end«•'«•. A» definitnomine schedscneo- |M Mh «Tne B]|lck Hor8e Troop» service of the teachers in the local Jefferson and George Washington, he THEEE BANKS PAY dealing with the history of the Amcr ule of this date has not yet been j aSou NEW POSTAGE RATE system. There are only twelve (each* announced as to whether it will bo era who have had one year or lass [continued. ican Indian, some with the stories of Overture, "Zampa" Herold 1 3:30 Saturday afternoon or 3:30 of teaching experience in the West* The service opened at 7 a. m. with $113,822 IN INTEREST the American Revolution, others with Paraphrase, "Die Loreley" ..Nesvadba IN EFFECT TODAY a concert played by members of the Sunday. Announcement will be made field system; 42 who havs had frwa Depositors of the three Westfleld the stories concerned with Abraham a. "Sweet Mystery of Life" Herbert Those who contemplate writing let- WeBtfield Band under the direction later by the Polo Committee. two to four years; 46, who have hat banks have been further enriched by Lincoln. The subjects are as varied b. March, "Cosmos" H. F. Bardwell ters today should bear in mind that of William N. Bartow. At 7:30 the from five to nine yean; 17, whs the receipt of approximately $113,- as the individual tastes of children The Saddle River team is one of Excerpts from "Mile. Modister" th« new three-cent rate is now In ef- jvarious veteran and patriotic organ- have had from ten to fourteen yeani 822.48, representing six months in- may be. But once a child ia started the strongest combines in Northern Herbert fect. The new stamp is printed in i izatlons at the flag pole and the cere- on his "hunt" he reads widely in the New Jersey, carrying from eight.to 10, who have had from AftetH U terest which has been credited to the Intermission purple and bears the familiar Stuart nineteen years; 7, who have had froM mony of flag raising was conducted particular subject chosen, so that at ten goals hitting ability, and will un- accounts of those depositors. Grand March from "Tannhauser" portrait of Washington. It is identi- twenty to twenty-four years. Oat by members of the Robert French So. he e d f doubtedly give the Essex Troop quar- The Westfleld Trust Company has | * " . ° the hunt, he will have a Wagner cal in size and design with the two- teacher has had from twenty-five to ciety, Children of the American Rev- tet a harder run for a score than paid interest estimated at $49,822.48. broad picture of field. Sextette from ''Lucia" Donizetti cent stamp of the Washington Bicen twenty-nine years, another who has olution. The military salute was giv- they have so far this season, Play- The Peoples Bank apd Trust Com- t When a hunt is completed the child Messrs. Starch, Farrow, Loveland, tennial series except for the change had from thirty to thirty-four years, en by members lof Watchung Camp, pany has credited its depositors with may start on another adventure. In ing at No. 1 for the visitors will Norton, Lawler, Grove of denomination numerals and omis- and two teachers have been in the V. S. W. V., and the colors were approximately $49,000, while the Na- the meantime the children taking part be Dr, Earl B. Hopper, one of the j Descriptive, "Down South' sion of dates. Two other varieties of lofal system for thirty-five years W placed at the pavilion. The invoca- ional Bank of Westfleld has credited in Captain Kidd's "pirate cruise" for outstanding poloists in the State, of Myddleton three-cent stamps will be used, the more. tion was given by the Rev, Eugene its depositors with approximately nuggets of knowledge, meet once each deadly accuracy, a hard rider and o Mosaic from Offenbach's Operas current Lincoln stamp of the regular There were 118 colored boys sad G. Mintz, pastor of the Baptist $15,000. week, under the trees with Miss Bark- long hitter. At No. 2 will be W. G, March, "Ye Boston Tea Party" Pryor Issue and the three center of the Bi- 00 colored girls included in the total jChuvch and the pledge to the flag was er and discuss the progress of their Vetter, a former member of the "Star Spangled Banner" centennial series. This total indicates the reserve enrollment, lied by Mrs, Oliver W. Hall, vice re- buying power of Westfield, represent- individual quests for treasure. 112th Cavalry, and a hard riding, The Post Office Department has had igent of the Westfield Chapter, D. A. The examination of the pupils tall ing as it does the interest on liquid At the end of the summer a diplo- hard hitting player at all times. At four billion stamps manufactured. R, This wag followed by the singing year disclosed the fart that thsrc assets, , ma will be given each child who was No. 3 will be Jack Van, who, though SENATOR RICHARDS Officials state that despite the pub- of "America" by the assemblage. he is not as experienced'a player as were 958 cases of tonsils) eyes, SOt) The Westfteld Trust Company has a member of the Treasure Seekers' licity given the change in postnl rates, heart, 46; malnutrition, 36, snd ears, The Declaration of Independence his other team mates, is a very apt REPLIES TO SHIELDS deposits totaling $4,221,66.87 as of Club and one gold atar will be placed there will probably be thousands of 31, Of these, improvement or cam (was-read by Capt. Ray £. Mayham, June SO and deposits in the Peoples on the certificate for every "treasure" and able rider. At back will be An- .Senator Emerson L. Richards of letters mailed during the next few son Clough, who drives a strong were recorded as fallows: tonsils, 34| Iniitorisn of the West Fis!d:,,,Ch«ri- Bask tad Trust .Company tntnl $3,- that has been reported by the in' Atlantic City, has issued a stinging days bearing,the old two-cent variety. eyeB, 84; heart, 18; malnutrition, I, backhand with great capability of jter, S. A. R., and was followed by 850,459.08, while those of the Na-,dividual child to Miss Barker. reply to the query of Dr. James K. It will take a little time before the and ears, 7. A total of 1.

lSf. Ladies Smart Shop, 1 slip, 1 171. Westfield Bakery, fancy cake, •awm, I L— VIStTOBS MAY CLHtt ehemiBe, James Gordon, YMCA. Mrs. Hall, 264 Prospect St. New £**!••» America tliut is toe Uniied States faiert Birfik Day of America and It la very Interesting TO TOP Of UGHT 108. A. D. Washburs, 1 brake ad- 172. Viswat Dairy, 1 qt. milk a Hit* MM m History was throughout the Nineteenth I day for 1 week, Mrs. J. A. Hann, 703 justment, B. F. Vervoort, 618 Carle- After the terrible drubbing she has 1 ton Road. North Ave. tury beginning living that Is to The sand dunes of Jersey . La. Awari To Lucky Wianeri laken la the last few years at the they were beginning living being madf Island and die beauty of «, „ 109. Savage Appliance, electric bands of authors, traveling salesmen out of the Eighteenth century that to *ky around old Baroegat LighthoB whipper, Miss Jean Reynolds, Manor Stuarock «f uud economists, there is a laurel 88. Westfield Leader, subscription, House. ID all the Nineteenth century they may be viewed from the top of 3 COM—aw Whit* Ctorerf wreath for New England In an article Cyril Hugh Foote, 610 South Are. 110. Candy Kitchen, 1 box candy, were beginning living beginning and light itself beginning Friday. In Harper's Magazine by Bernard 4* living In the Twentieth century, ADI 40. Peoples Bank, savings, L. 0. A. H. , 616 W. Broad St. On Marco 17, of all the year, one Visitors may climb the now a simple Mule trefoil of green Stan Voto. now what are they to do, Having done Welle, 626 Drake Place. 111. Viewat Dairy, 1 qt. day, used light, 362 steps, any aften "New England is a finished place," something they must be. Looking il. Jarvis, camera, Grover C. days, Mrs. Robt. C. King, 663 Lenox I proudly above all flowers, at least In between 2 and 6 o'clock. Adults Mearijr three hundred persons were Tranor, 209 Tuttle Parkway. j Ave. | tlic hearts of millions of Celts all over declares the writer. "Its destiny If backward. Thut is. Natural eaougk. be charged 15c and children 5c Mm} Mi hand Thursday morning to witness 42. Martin's croquet set, Mrs. Euth 112. Cole ft Moffett, $2.60 mdse. the world, The story of the Irish that of Florence, of Venice, not Mliaa, And how do you look backward! rine glasses will be provided at the awurding of prizep s held in con- , 404 Mountain Ave. George Miller, 953 Carleton Koad. shamrock, and of Its use by the zi'iil- while the American empire careena By looking forward. And what do 13. Trust Co., savings, Mrs. R. N. top. Half of the money will g0 with "W«gtfielWfildd BargaiBin 113. Washburn Bros., 1 car wash, I.UF and adroit Patrick to Illustrate onward toward its unpredicted end. you see? A» they look forward. Tbef nfalle, 617 Lawrence Ave. Mrs. L. D. Cruttenden, 502 Oak Ave. to a wuvering pagao king a vexed "It Is the lirst American geetlon t» the lightkeeper's wife and half Dmy." Tlie awards were made on the 44. Tuttle Bros, wrench, P. H. see what they bad to do before they pay frfr a State liability insuri 114. Candy Kitchen, 3 qts. cream, point in Christian doctrine, has been be finished, to achieve stability in the could look backward. And there we of the Municipal building with Robinson, 844 Dorian Road. Miss Sarah A. Coles, 863 Mountain policy, in case one is injured in Charles Clark, the genial hatter, »ct- told over and over. conditions of Its life. It is the Brat hove it all.—(Gertrude Stein la Cre- 46. Book Shop, books, Mr. J. |Ave. old civilization, the first permanent circular iron stairway. , lip a* master of ceremonies. Charlie Schafer, care Westfield Bakery. Just what plant Patrick stooped ative Art). 115. Klinger Market, basket gro- civilization in America. The opening comes as a result of •as in rare form and his good na- 48. Trust Co., savings, Mrs. O. W. ceries, Mra. E. E. Hutchinson, 21 a down to pluck in that memorable de- tared digs kept bis audience in al- Hall, 630 Clark St. Harrison Avenue. bute cuanot certainly be stated; but "If the world indeed faces into a letter to Governor Moore from u •wt continuous roars of laughter 47. Tuttle Bros, spade, Mrs. A. T. 116. Darby's Drug Store, Yardley's it is likely that It was the common darkness, New England has the re- Crrat Paul lutitate indignant tourist who failed to gait 4nriag the hour and a half ceremony. Wilson, 785 Carle ton Road. ,soaK p chest,. Win. T. Foot, 810 South white clover. For the traditional sources of the Yankee nature. They Sing Sing, the famous New fork entry. The Governor consulted the As «aeh award was made Mr. Clark 48. Standard, subscription, Mrs. A. {Ave. shamrock of Ireland is not peculiar are not only the will to tighten one's state prison, is located at Osslaiag, department of Commerce and Navfc Ml something humorous to say. The B. Conlin, Harrison Are. 17. Candy Kitchen, box candy, to the Island of Saints alone, but belt and hang on. They contain the a town on the Hudson river t gation and the United States Light, Maker's voice was quite audible 49. Electric * Gift Shop, lamp, Laurence A, Beekman, Jr., 700 Cole- grows everywhere that a chalk or wisdom of three centuries whose 30 milet, north of New Tort city. house Board, and H. G. Flint, Mayw Anna Brown, 631 Pierson St. man Place. through the medium of a loud speak- limestone soil gives It favorable root- teaching was, finally, defeat. The towt n itaelaff was originallgy alee of Toms River, was appointed te i% unit. Hortce 3. Martin, chair- 50. Tuttle Bros, sun chair, Mrs. C. 118. Silk £ Cotton Shop, box hos- age. Ite special luxuriance in Ire- The yankee has experienced notfc- | mlm Sing g)|)gi supp0Mdlr from tfca make arrangements.—Sunday Call. MM of the priie committee, super- Erkenswick, 244 Hazel Ave, iery, Mrs. Van Doren, 834 South Ave. land Is due simply to the combination Ing hnbutt whawhatt hhe wawarns taughtnnpht tno pfMCexpect I Sln01 g Sino,R1g. o„_r Slntslnai».ti.i».Lk. IndianY«^tans. wh»i.o- 61. Electric ft Gift Shop, pocket- 119. R. M. French, bridge set, Carl there of Ideal soil conditions and tbe viasi the presentation of awards. Out of this wisdom, In Us frigid Cli- once lived In that vicinity. But ia book, Dorothy Richards, 659 Colo- Schemer, Jr., 118 Hazel Ave, peculiar Irish climate, with its mild GOOD nial Ave. mate, against the resistance of all 1901 the name of the town was aaV v it was discovered at the close of 120. Mariette Gift Shop, perfume winters and long, cool, moist sum 52. Richter'g roast chicken, L. San- granite fields, he built his common- daily changed to Ossinlnr. The la- , % awarding of the prises that sotte- set, P. S. Sandford, 110 Columbus tners. A Congressional investigation ders, 817 Summit Ave. Ave. wealth. It was a superb equipment Imbitnnts objected te the unine Slag eae inadvertently had in four in- ;overnment competition with privu. 63. Trust Co., savings, Mrs. C. L. 121. Candy Kitchen, 2 qts. ice One other plant contests with the for his past; it may not be • futile Sing because of Its popular associa- staaces given the same number to business has received the approval sf two prises. The Westfleld Bakery's Gerhardt, 726 Coleman Place. cream, George Woodruff, 631 Dorn- clover Its claim to the honor of be- one for our future." tion with the penitentiar}r. Ossininf 64. Casey, gun lamp, Woodworth the House Rules committee. Repr*. donation of a delightful weeding er St. ing the original shamrock. This Is is merely another form of Sing Sing, Nash, 804 N. Euclid Ave. sentative Shannon of Missouri, wkt •eke, Viawat'a priie offer for 7 122. Klinger's Market, basket gro- one of the species of the oxalis or bolt) words being corruptions of the 56. Richter'e roast chicken, Linnea ceries, Mrs. John D. Rising, 264 Pros- introduced the bill, says: "There «». «earts of milk, the Quality Market's sheep-sorrel, well known in this coun- Narac CuUom Kepi Up Delaware Indian word asslneslnk, Larson. 601 Chestnut St. jpect St. ists an immediate necessity for tat basket of groceries and Wittke's pen try. Old Irish herlmls give this plant •r Shetland meaning, literally, "at the small 66. Electric * Gift Shop, picture, 123. Cole & Moffett, order mdse., also the name "sesmrog," and ascribe curtailment of the tendency of gor. 'Hi were the priies omitted. The Mrs. E. A. Colson, 670 Westfield Ave. The ancient Norse fire festival of stone." $2.60, Chattin, 919 Irving Ave. to It medicinal virtues almost mir- •ernment to engage in business compe. •totter waa decided, however, and the 67. Frank's, hat, Helen Farrell, 615 Dp-Helly-aa, which means the last ef 124. Candy Kitchen, 1 box candy, aculous. tition with private enterprise and for ftllowiag award* were made: the Mountain Ave. the holy yule days, ia annually cele- Frank Lloyd, 262 Haul Ave. 1 the withdrawal of government frea ••Mint eske went to Mrs. Hall of 68. Meisel ft Goldsmith, desk set, 125.* Mariette Shop, 1 pen and pen- It will never be possible to deter- brated In Lerwlck, Shetland Islands. Cutiiag Lvs*ker far Preti many fields in which such competitive, Iff Prospect street; Mrs. J. A. Ram Mrs. W. J. Viirton, North Ave., Fan-cil set, Helen Dawe, 253 Edgewood mine the mutter accurately. Before In the last celebration three hundred The Corest products laboratory aaya •f 791 North avenue won the 7 quarts Ave. the Seventeenth century or there- "Gulzers," carrying six-foot torches, that It is more costly to handle small already exists." •f anlki William McNeely of .28 59. Richter's roast chicken, Mrs. 126. Lambrone Hat Works, clean abouts, plants were classified by their took part In the torchlight procession, trees than large ones, and the lumber Flora Kenney, 636 First St. 5 hats, Mrs. M. Hoe, 211 Miln St., leaves rather thnn by their flowers, wearing brilliantly-colored costumes. sells for less per foot when cut. It "iwttt aveaue received the basket of 60. French Chop, drets, Mrs, M. l ActueTUMM Cranford. (o that the tlireo leaved clover and They were led by stalwart "vikings," gives the following smallest sizes that graceriei aid Miss Sally Kissam of Colmer, 757 Fairacret Ave. the three-leitved nxnlls were both The River of Doubt Is correctly i 127. Klinger's Market 1 basket The leader of the Gulzers, the Guiater should be taken for maximum imme- ignated as the lilo Teodore. It Is tkt IIT Orchard street was awarded 61. Quality Market, basket gro. groceries, Mrs. A. 3, Mundt, 026 Kim- "shamrocks" to the early Irish,—Kan- • Wlttke's pen set. The committee ex- ceries, Arthur Knauer, 816 North Jarl, a commanding figure, wore a pur- diate profit per acre logged: In Ar- largest affluent of the Maderla and • ball Ave. sas City Stnr. ple and orange cloak, aluminum coat prsisss regret at the oversight. Amm 128. Cole A Moffett, order mdse., kansas second-growth forest short-leaf nearly 1,000 miles long. The lowat tl. I'rban'B Garage, Klaxon, C f2.60, E. A. Merrill. of mail, and silver helmet surmounted and loblolly pine, 12 inches; In Lou- course of tlie river had long best * Bveryone held their breath when by outspread ravens' wings. The Ouls- priie number 12 was awarded, this Frenkenbech, 866 Dorian Road. 129. Mariette Shop, pewter candle Dutch Offered to Sell isiana oldtield loblolly, 15 Inches; In kiimvn to rulilier men. When tat 63, Vincent Ciraldo. shoe sole, H. sticks, Mrs. W. K. Taylor, 608 Fair- ers fell In behind the full-size Nona Virginia second-growth forest loblolly, Itonsevelt - Kuiiilon expedition wst Via a silk slip and a woman received Manhattan to Bavaria war galley "Frithr," meaning friend- It. The crowd had a good laugh 8. Gay, 411 Beechwood Place. field Circle. 12 inches; In North Carolina oldfletd starting on Its trip Into llruzil In 1014, 64. Van Doren, one $2.50 laundry ship, with its towering dragon head i •kali prise 107 w»« awarded to Jti. 130. Wychwood Corp., 1 evergreen, New fork might have been a Ba- loblolly. 11 !n"!i( s: in Texas and west- Colonel Roosevelt was asked to under- Marian Kruger, 666 Highland Ave. Benson Buffham, 620 Coleman Place. varian town hail the British Dot occu- and fish nice tall. The "Jarl" stood • lake the eiplornllnn of the itlver tt Gerdon of the YMCA. This conslit- ern Arkansas virgin ghortleft, 10 66. La Belle, 6 men's suits or 6 131. K. M. French & Son, furni- pied New Amsterdam at tbe decisive solitary figure firmly grasping the star- to 14 Inches, according to type and Dnuht, of whose source nothing wn ed of a ullp and chemise. dresses, cleaneld d and pressedd, LloyLld ture polish, E. M. Cartels, 22 West- moment and forcibly made the Dutch board steering oar of the ship. A bu- age of ptf'i]. known. He esliiblisl eil the course anil •?: The crowd got another chuckle Howard, 285 North Ave. field Ave., Rahway. settlement on Knglisli colony, ancient gle call gave the signal to light np 66. Viswat Dairy, 1 quart day for identity nf flip new rlvpr. when Ben Kissam, who helps Charlie 132. Gray, Inc., 2 decks cards, documents discovered In the Munich the torches, and then, accompanied by 7 days, K. C. Mann, 1019 Grandview 1 :.iy hug . ..i-Uclei Clark, was awarded a toy boat, It Elizabeth French, 630 Clark St. archives disclosed. the singing of martial airs and bini *•» been suggested that if Mr. Clark Ave. 133. H. N. Taylor, lawn swing, The smallesi fug pnrtlrles have bceu Self-Con .000 of Ilium could he placed on the of dnlmr nnt'''ns nrii ton lazy to i . 68. ' Diner, lunch ticket, 3. lar, 730 Lawrence Ave. and a group of Dutch diplomats for head of an ordinary Din. Only five prises went to out-of- G. Burke, 320 Prospect St. town persons. This fict is most 135. Lambrose Hat Works, clean 5 tbe sale of Mtinlmttnn Island and the hatla. This ceremony recall! to Shet- 60. Magzen's Tailor, 1 suit or dress hats, Ethel F, Fancher, 415 Lenox surrounding territory which the Dutch landers the Norse custom of placing (ratifying to the committee. Two cleaned and pressed, Alden Barnard, Ave. had possessed since 1020. The Brit- a (lend warrior In his galley, 'setting es went to the Foote family of BIO 10 Stanley Oval. 136. Wychwood, one evergreen, th avenue. Cyril Foote waa award- 70. Urban's Garage, reflecting sig- Uh move upset Llielr plans, ~It alight, and launching It on the tea. K Mrs. H. W. Nash, 304 N. Euclid ave- A scheme of Dr. .Toliaun Joachim ad the year's subscription to the West. nal, D. H. Tesrse, 550 Rahway Ave, nue. •eld Leader, while W. T. Foote re- 71. Richter's 1 roast chicken, Mrs. Becher, Bavaria's financial adviser, 137. Gray, Inc., 2 decks cards, Al- provided for the acquisition of col- eelved a ho* of map, ' J. G. Burke, 320 Prospect St. ma Wagner, 618 Birch Ave. Watt's Launls Dispatea 72. Davies' Shell Station, 6 gals, onies and the creution of a Bavarian The laurels resting upon the head of Charlie Clark's daughter wis 138. Mariette Shop, chest writing navy, Ills efforln were advocated •warded a car washing and turned it oil, Mrs. A. N. PierBon, 305 Elm St. payer, Edwin D. Barker, 131 N. Ku- James Watt, the reputed Inventor of 73. .Westfield Diner, lunch ticket, cli warmly by the elector, Ferdinand trie steam engine, are in danger, for over to her Dad, who, it is said, Is Harriet C. Heiser, 421 Tuttle Park- Maria, Bavaria's senrch for colonies (•tag to use it on himself. Ethel 139. Kane's Grocery Store, box the director of the Technical museum ray. waa born out of the Thirty Years' war, THE MANY NECESSARY rancher was awarded five hat clean- groceries, R. A. Black, 260 E. Broad In Stockholm has recently announced 74. WestfleM Storage Battery, 1 St. Which tad ravaged I he country and ex- that he has discovered that a steam SERVICES THAT ARE ings and the Rlslto Theatre pass, good car w»sh, Mrs. L. A. Knlffln, 149 1 billeted the state treasury. lor one year, wai awarded to Janet 140. Vance, ivy plant, Miss Mary engine nas built In Sweden In 1728, Euclid Ave. Streck, 407 Boulevard. NECESSARILY A PART OF Ehlcn. 76. Hy-Grade, 1 eight years before the birth of Jumes crate oranges, 141. It. M. French A Sons, tab- The priie awards were is follows; Jack Hopkins, 921 Kimball Ave. •Watt. The constructor was Manron EACH CEREMONY ARE oret, M. E. Morrow, 669 Prospect Cerilla "Co«.i." to M» rrlewald, a Swedish professor of as- 1. Hutson Agency, $1,000 dwell- 76. Van Doren Laundry, one 12.60St. Tbe gorilla, it Is explained by Dr, PERFORMED UNOBTRU- lac Insurance S years, Jean laundry, Paul Meisel, 110 Hyslip Ave. tronomy, and It was In active service 162. Mrs. Buffer, cake, Mrs. W. C. William M. Muni], director of tbe for seven years at the Dennemora Magaen, 566 ' lagton St. 77. Vincent Ciraldo, 1 shoe sole, Williams, Jr., 520 Cory Place. SIVELY AND WITH PRO- full, Mrs. W. R. Hanson, 238 St. Paul Washington zoo, Is credited generally tallies In that country until the en- I. Electric A Gift Shop, cracker 143. Gray, Inc., 2 decks cards, O. with being the closest to "human" of Jar, J. V. Hoppoek, 116 Clark St. Street. Bine win FESSIONAL UNDER- E. Mooney, 341H Spring St. all the anthropoids. lie Is not, tt completely destroyed by S. Windteldt, basket groceries, 78. Longshore Tydol Station, 1 1 lightning. complete lubrication job, Mrs. Mar- 144. Bloom Paint Shop, linoleum • course, considered part of the ances- The engine was never re- STANDING. W». C. Parker, 518 Clark St. block set, Gary Guerriero, care Tut- liuilt. but Trlewald left some drawings 4. Silver Gray, lunch ticket, Mrs. garet H. Zelmaa, 631 Lenox Ave. tral stock of until, but as a sort of tle Bros, 1 mid n description of It and with the 79. Broad St. Delicatessen, electric distant cousin. He Is the renrest hu- Helm, 144 Central Ave. 145. Woman's Exchange, large an- nId of liia material t. Tuttlt Broa. 1 dot. flower sticks, clock, Marion Stavros, 122 Elmer St. uiiin In appearance, and his habits gel cake, Mrs. R. T. McCoy, 604 litis been made nnd It Is now on view O. D. Smith, 648 Arlington Ave. 80 Urban's Garage, reflecting sig- Mountain Ave. ! appear to approacli closer to those of *. Brunner, electric clock, Mrs. W.nal, James Wittke, 008 Mountain i man than hip nearest rival, the clilm- nt the Technical museum. Ave. 146. Geo. Ortleb, Grocer, basket . P. Ward, 542 Tremont Ave. groceries, Mrs. L. T. Stockton, 412 ! punzee. 7, J. D. Bchade, 1 brick ice cream, 81. Westfield Diner, layer cake, Prospect St. ' Mrs. T. C. Weaver, 411 Birch Ave. He also has n slightly Uii'ger brain, Ticket luucd to Dog Mrs. C. Stembler, 440 First St. 147. Epstein's Bootery, 1 pair 8. Wlndfeldt, groceries, Helen 82. Viswat Dairy, 1 qt. day, 7 with a capacity of shout 600 cubic A rnllway season ticket, covering days, Mrs. J. F. Ryan, 622 Embree shoes, Mrs, M. L. Fisher, 624 Clark centimeters, compared to U00 cubic 175 miles of travel, Welch, 418 Beechwood Place. St. Crescent ctntlmeters for the most primitive hu- dog so that It r-onlil necninpnny Its 9. Schaefer's lamp, green shade, 148. Jersey Hosiery Shop 1 set Mary E, Jones, 638 Coleman Place. 83. La Belle, 4 men's suits or 4 man skulls In the collections of the mistress, a Plymouth, England, travel- pajamas, R. D. Salter 611 Embree National museum at Washington. Un- 10. Tuttle Bros, hatchet, Mrs. dresses cleaned'and pressed, Mrs. Crescent. Clarence W. Hofstetter, 815 Embree , Thatchere, 767 Fairacres Ave. like other apes—approtchln^ In this WUrrticUmd I 84. Longshore's Tydol Station, 149. Joe Vanezia, 1 box spaghetti, respect close to man-—the gorilla ia a Crescent. Edward S. Hoe, 007 Embree Cres- 11. Windfeldt, groceries, R. II 'bottle red coral polish, W. R. Con- poor climber. He Is tit home only oa la • Nntih.II WESTFIELD, N.J. over, 334 Locust Ave., Garwood. cent~-nt. Raimussen, 7S3 First St. the solid earth, and man, on the whole, Patience if the greatest of all shocck 85. Viswat Dairy, 1 qt, day, 7 days, 160. Rialto Theatre, 1 pass for 0M2-0143 12. S. Sumter, slip, Mrs. F. S. Blif- 1932, Janet L. Ehlen, 401 Tremont | Is much better equipped to take care •bsorbersb . TThh e only thing you can ford, 104 Nelson Place. Robert B. Carborry, 677 Westfleld Ave. of himself In the treetops. get In a hurry is trouhli. 13. National Bank, savings, Anna Ave. C. Cordeg, 30 Prospect St. 86. London Tailors, 5 dry clean- 151. Bloom's Paint Shop, 1 gal, Man '0 War S]>., Adele B. Beatty, 5 14. Windefldt's groceries, Gertrude ings and pressings, C. S, Toms, 423 Lincoln's Health I. Lewis, 750 Prospect St. S. Chestnut St. Stoneleigh Park. Speakers thoughtlessly refer to dis- 16. Tuttle Bros, garden spray, 87. Hy-Grade, watermelon, Fannie 152. Papandrea, U. S. Grocers, 1 Sarah Hewitt, 190 Elm St. Ratti, 161 E. Broad St. box groceries, E. P. Staats, 765 Clark turbances In Lincoln's thyroid gland. 16. J. D. Schade, box candy, Lynn 88. Westfleld Storage Battery, 1 William II. Herndon's description of D. Stiles, 101 W. Broad St. complete grease job, Mrs. R. E. 153. Hy-Grade, 1 crate melons, Lincoln Is perhaps of the greatest val- 17. Wlndfeldt, groceries, Constance Smith, 66 Stanley Oval. Mrs. W. E. Gildersheen, 644 Shadow ue because not only did he work side Clark, 117 Harrison Ave. 89. Viswat Dairy, 1 qt. 7 days, Lawn Drive, by side with Lincoln for sixteen years, 18. National Bank, savings, C. P. Mrs. Doerrer, Elm St. 154. R. Brunner, 1 pup, (Wind- but Us description was written to be Fordyce, 740 Clark St. 90. Westfleld Hardware, electric feldt, coop), Mrs. H. O. WriRht. 234 read to audiences of Lincoln's neigh- 19. A. Rosen, boat, B. Kissam, 125 percolator, Joan McCarthy, 447 Ever- Walnut St. bors, There Is nothing to Indicate Broad St. son Place. ' 155. R. M. French, 1 tufted rug, from this or any other reliable source 20. Welch Paint Shop, box paints, 91. Westfleld Market, J5.00 mer- Mrs. H. G. Hand, 840 Dorian Road. that thyroid disfunction was present, Ruth James, 137 Harrison Ave. chandise, Mrs. B. Gardner, 227 E. 156. Hy-Grade, 1 crate melons, C. nor Is tlii'i'o anything to suggest dis- 21 Tuttle Bros, beach umbrella Broad St. F. Lewis, Kimball Circle. turbance In any other endocrine gland Mrs. Strenkcrt, 685 Westfield Ave. 92. Mariette Shop, lamp, M. Hew- 157. Wolfs, Photographer, picture unless It was some oveructlvlty of the 22. Scolzadonna, flour, Mrs. H. ison, 335 First St. rame, Bobby Thompson, 207 Palatead anterior lobe of the pituitary gland, Josephine Rotelela, 61 Ripley Ave. !)3. Westfield Diner, lover cake, Av7ei . I beginning after puberty, Dr. Milton H. 24. Tuttle Bros., electric clock, Billy Wallace, 124 Effingham Place. 158. A. Bruce Conlin, will, Bent- Shtites explains to Ilygeln Mngazlm Emma Johnson, 363 Downer St. 94. Van Dorcn Laundry, ?2.50 ley H. Dodd, 549 Hillcrest Ave. i readers. 25. Fink's Garage, wall lamp, Mr. laundry, Mrs. II. G. Hand, 840 Dor- 159. Donald M. PearBall, res. pub- E. F. Mooney, 725 Hanford Place. ian Road. lic liability pol., Mrs. A. M. Collins 26. Sumter's, box hose, K. S. War- 95. La Belle, 2 men's suits or 528 Cumberland St. ner, 603 Lawrence Ave. dresses cleaned and pressed, Elizabeth 160. Westfield Delicatessen, ham, Low Rate on Elm.n. 27. Quality Market, canned vege- Fritz, 358 Locust Ave., Gnrwood. Mrs. J. H, Leighton, 122 E. Dudley ; Mlscha lCliiiiui, so the story goes Ave. tables and fruits, Mrs. S. M. Town- 90. Westflold Hardware, tray, E. ;wns at a hotel in a city where he was shend, 139 Dudley Ave. •rulings, 947 Boulevard. 161. Norris Chevrolet.«», , ubatter»»i.-i»y jto give n concert. The grent violinist 28. R. Brunner, picture, J. P. Wills, 07. Glnsser, lpr. shoes, Mrs. C. F. Mrs. S. Orbnch, 789 Woodland Ave. ;wns npproached by n small boy who Plninfield. 666 Boulevard. ..enman, Woodland Ave. i asked him for his autograph, and El Commencing July 8th 29. National Bank, savings, Mr. i»8. Westflold Market, J6.00 mer- 162. H. & H. Speedy Auto Serv- man graciously obliged. Anderson, 648 Hort St. •handise, Mrs. Chna. A. Stevens, 035 ice, 1 free Simoniise,. Mrs. H. F. T directi<""- • • IMve thefamily car to Atlantic Welch, 137 Stanmoro Place. I Still inter the boy sought nnotlier 30. Sehaefer's conch, Mrs. John- Raymond St. jslgnnture. "But," protested Elman "I "ton, 839 Lenox Ave, !)3. London Tailors, S dry cleaning 163. Milady's Shop, 1 dance set Then ™*aboard the beautifu Dorothy Jenkins, 518 Westfield Ave. :him. given you two autographs al- 81. Brunner's, ice pitche)ltcner and inrmil pressings'—, rLloy, d. Howard- , 232 a-lasse, Mr. n ¥ • l f and 164. Doerrer & Sons, 1 evorpreon, ready, tthnt do you want with three?" Wd' ' LoUMb"y, «54 Bou- >Joroth Ave. West. levard. 100. Viswnt Dairy, 1 qt. milk, 7 Isnbello Bonsall, 114 S. Euclid Ave, ; Well, mister," said the boy, "(here's a WU in town who will trade me OK—you can taltoThe lays, Mrs. J. E. Dederick, 032 E. 105. Sievers' Bakery, $10 weddins: Twilight Sil as only a French chef can enke cood until 1983, Janet Winship ght Sail-at Broad St. the- same price, 101. Style Shop, 1 pr. shoes, Mrs. 916 Boulevard. Relax in a chair on trje sea-brcczy deck. Dance—if you're so minded. Rotu: nymond Shotwell, 434 Birch Place. 16G. H. & H. Speedy Auto Service Atlnntlo" Illghlniiils . • ~ -"• rn in 1 Texaco certified car Iubricntion, the early afternoon, at peace with the world, to find your car waitinag at ththef foot 102. Van Doron Laundry, one Body l'ii'r at 5:40 P. M.— of the gangplank to bear you homeward. ^2.60 laundry, A. H. Townley 605 Mrs. J. E. Jnrvis, 573 Cumberland St. y B •Cimball Ave. 167. Wardell's Delicatessen, 6 bot- No person possesses the mime body Eas tcrif "standard Ste(uni!r k""* Atlantic Highlands Pier, Sunday, at 9i45 A. M., and returns at 103. Westfield Hnrdware, 11 pc. tle grape juice, Frank Bavos, 7U0 V for more limn seven yours, every part Time. Add one hour 1 '10 P- M' Extern Standard Time. Add one hourjor Daylight Time. Round trip Broad St. co box set, Mrs. J. A. Bowden, 132 being replacep d withiin that perlod.- for Daylight Time. fare is only •!.*«. (Children five yean of age and under 12, half fare.) Dinner Ferris Place. 108.H. & H. Speedy Auto Service, PnOinnder Mni;nr.lnrl e —•l.O*. Get your ticket* on the (learner. 37. Schaefer' pillow 1 car wash, H. Gerlnch, 857 North Mra. D. 104. Viswnt Dairy, 1 qt. milk, 7 Ave. Smyth, 204 Prospect St lays, Mrs. Lewis, Klnibnll Circle. "Hard Tim.." 38. Tuttle Bros, peat moss, Helen 108. Cole & Moffett, $2.60 mdse. 169. Clnrk's $6.00 worth of mdse., so C 011 order, Mrs. C. W. Gibbs, 721 Embree O - "" "depression- Capone, 410 Central Ave. Miss P, Hcckel, 219 E. Broad St. the United StateStt s was thh e one of ITS! Crescent. 170. Quality Market, W crate or- SANDY to 1780. The date of the next panic anges, Dr. J. B. Harrison, Westfield. wns In LSI i. fc THE.nM^m.m,-.SmZS?ZLS?J££ nn» w, 1 Bow Cfc MUATHOHEHEli Titawt Trmm there Is no single "lure-ull" drag treasure may yet be found for every 111 that less Is heir to; eve» Mrs. Eauna E. Moffett, aged 85, In tbe Bermuda (elands If ancient rec- Bow the Sewer gacaeant •*• I the "same" disease is different na Adopting a resolution calling for Despite reported felling ef of aue- ,f G20 Cirleton Boad, died late Sun ords and traditions still current among a leaf from the does not always yield fo the same mwuMM-ammm protection againBt the veterans be-, iness in some quarters, encouraging day night is her home after as iM tlie people are to tie believed. Moat book can greatly i drug. Tbe chemist dare not generalise Mrs. Robert W. Owen of Bedford, sieging the Capitol for their back pay, newt comes I torn the Weetaela Treat nest of several weeks. Mrs. Moffett, of It must have been hurled prior to of hU plantings ase In drug research tm the needs of • V»., announces the marriage of their losgresB stated that the authority of Co., who say that the inquiriee, im- who was the widow of James Mof ett, lflou, when the islands were colonised, period of life will be — r'ltill ty human [Mctilne rbich recent dlsco*- daughter, Katharine McDaniel to the United States has been "grossly mediate bookings and advance reser- at tlie time when Spanish ships, both Richard B. Fernhaw, asutant lefi- was born in Chatham, and was the eries have proved to be so delicate Ch»rto» C. Welle* of Westfield on insulted by the disorderly and men-vations for ocean cruises are far in daughter of the late Squire Saarael plrat* and authorised, were carryliw acing appearance of a body of armed advance of those of any prerioae culturist .at the Mew Jersey Affteal- that the absence of five-mllliontbs of Monday, June 20. tural Experiment Station, tae »nt ai D. Bali ef Union. She lived in Went- stores of weiUth from Central an* soldiers about the place within which year and that the Summer of \%%% • gramme of a vitamin appreciably a new aeries ef Radio Garan CUb fidd for more than 65 years, and up South America. Congress were assembled." No pre-bida fair to be a banner season fee shorten! the life of man. CMC! K-PH1U.IPS broadcasts, scheduled (or X»a4af, until a few months ago vat an active The earl; sinters to Bermuda wan meditated violence was anticipated, vacation business of toil type. Specialized research lias placed no "iJiaTPhyllis Phillips of West Palm July 11, from WOR at l«:4f a. •. memb«r of the Pint H. E. Church. considerably excited over tlie possibil- said a prominent person, but "spirit- much at the disposal «f tbe modem Beach, Fla., and Lynchburg, Va., and The Westfield Trust Co. feels that ity of recovering gome of the gold, uous drink from the tippling houses As guest speaker on the i Her husband died in 1920 and dur- doctor that such • common disease » Paul D. Crickenberger, SOB of Mr. this popular trend toward oceea and in 1893 made a determined effort adjoining began to be liberally served Mr. Farnham will describe thel ing hii life was one of the beat rickets can fee cured by {riving tbe and Mrs. N. J. Crickenberger of Cen cruises aa the fashion is vacations to discover it. Several witnesses be- out to the soldiers and might lead to ticca, of expert professional gerata- knows residents of the community. patient food containing vitamin D. a tral avenue, Westfield, were married fore the governor spoke of remember- arises in large measure from the at- hasty excesses." erg in elaborating on the eubjaft, Mr*. Moffett h survived by two product of peculiar value ID strength- June 26 is the home of the bride's tractively low rates now being quoted ing a triangular heap of etonea on "Conservation in the Flower O#»- daughters Kiss Eva Mof ett, living ening weakness In the bones. Vita- sister, Mrs. T. H. Glisson in West one of the outlying Islands and a yel- lut that was in 1783, and we are by the cruise operators aid from tbe iP How to prevent types of pleat at home, and Mrs. C. E. Pearaall of min D can be made In the Inhoratory. Palm Beach, according to' word re- low tree to which an engraved brans largely indebted to James Madison, fact that short cruises may now be injury common in manj garaaaa «0I Brightwood Avenue, and a toe, Two grammes of it are equivalent to ceived here this week. plate was anted, while othera testi- who became our fourth President, for taken in huge, palatial trsns-Atlmtic Frank B. Moffett, building inspector. about one ton of cod liver oil In It) fied to a wooden cross which point- a description of the first bonus army. liners which give the vacationist all be explained in the suggestion* given for the cutting and picking of Sew- Several nephews and nieces also sur- power of curing or preventing rickets. MiTHS ed toward a mysterious stone pile. It consisted of about $00 veterans the thrills of an ocean voyage with vive her. Besides prolonging life, chemical re- One man swore on oath that he bad from Pennsylvania who personally the modern comforts and luxuries ers. How to prolong the life of Mem search done » multitude of thlngf seen a phantom ship cross the harbor waited on Continental Congress then which accompany a first-class cress- through the following of practieee ef Funeral services will be held tMi A daughter, Helen Adeline, was to make life possible as we live IL Th« and that "fire drakes" had alighted sitting in Philadelphia. Their de- ing to Europe. moisture control, the removal ef atd afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock in her late born to Mr. and Mrs, Irwin Steans on blooms, and the feeding of plaaet, oroduqtlvKj of land and factors en- upon It. An earlier governor had at- mands became so insistent that Con- Another important factor in the home. Interment will be made in June 27 in St. Lukes Hospital, Chi gress fled to Princeton, and it waa also will be told. Mr. Fsrnhara *tf] the family plot in Evergreen Ceme- ablet enough to be grown and notnu- tempted to find the treasure with the increased demand for these cruises, factored to meet the needs of the cago, 111. Mrs. Steans was formerly aid of a mystic rhlte stone, but the shortly thereafter determined to «»- say that the proper method oj cutting tery. Miss Helen Foulkes of Mobile, Ala., flowers varies with different alMt greatly Increased population of the expedition's work was stopped because is that they have been arranged to and is a niece of Dr. J. B. Harrison elsewhere. species, at the same time outlitiag world. Research la primarily respon- some of the citlsens "thought it tot fit conveniently into the traditional AftCHiMLD W. STILES sible (or this. Were It otherwise, we of East Broad street. lawful to find It that way." Some- How different are the forces of methods to follow with some ef |h*_ >•* Archibold Winan Stiles, aged 69, should be faced with the terror of A son, Franklin Meyer, m born whet later a Bermudian purchused • ! en-1 mote common plants. died June 28 in the home of his world shortage piled on an economic on Friday, July 1, to Mr. and Mrs. whole Island from the proprietors of ! the Ihe Radio Garden Club, which fc daughter, Mrs. Harold Lambert, 840 capes, for instance, trials. Jack Klion of 147 East Broad street. the Bermuda company with a lump of Potomac, billeted in old buildings half, conducted by* the Extension SerrtM - Maple street, after an illness of sev- twelve and a half days. ambergris, because lie was sure that demolished in the wake of. capital of the New'Jersey College of Afri- eral weeks, Mr. Stiles was barn in "Of course," says the Westfield he had located the treasure trove. improvements. They are quiet and culture and Experiment Btatkm at New York City and had lived in West- Trust Co., "the deciding factor with Always KM* Datfaa to UETTEISFtONREADEIS And Berrmidlans still call a rertala orderly. They parade, but they do Mew Brunswick, now has aa earaV- field more than fifty years, coming point Monejplece rock, bwmise sev- most vacationists is that the short not threaten. t ment of more than 1,000 member* hn here from Springfield. He was a ma- PM* Ut* tWe FuWra Letters to this department mu»t cruise is the only vacation that re- eral strange coins had been found As Heywood Broun, liberal column- eleven states. Co-operating In tae son contractor by trade but had re- Writers note a big growth of popu- bear the name and address of the "near the snot. lieves them of every responsibility ist of the Scripps Howard chain of broadcasts, to be put on each Menaajt tired from active business some years larity In fortune telling. Pa! mills, writer, which, however, will not be . , . leaving them care-free to fully' newspapers, has pointed out, the bon- at 10:46 a. m., are staff members ff ago. He was a member of the An- phrenologists, crystal gazers, nstrol- published if so requested. us marchers would have done better enjoy the truly effortless travel pro- ogiiU, ipirltualists. soothsayers, nn- the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Ik* cient Order of United Workmen and by themselves to have appeared not vided and gain the benefits that arise merologlsts and1 other '"Uts," pre- Airplane CMMMI That New York Botanical Garde*. held the office of financier for msny UNION COUNTY PARK as representatives of a special group from relaxation with a mind at eaee. sumably even toodoolsu, are doing big TakM BuraVm of Fli|kt Pr. R. P. White, ornamental nlaflt years and was also a member of the of veterans pleading for a disguiBed With every other form of vacation, business. Even governors and cabinet PLAYGROUNDS OPEN pathologist at the College of Agfi- Westfteld Exempt Firemen's Associa The Sperry airplane pilot Is an In- dole, but in behalf of our 11,000,000 one must seek out his entertainment, tion. officers, It has been averred, visit these vention which makes (lying safer. It but on the modern pleasure cruise culture and Experiment Station, prt- Intriguing professors of occult pow- unemployed demanding a new eco- Besides his widow, Mrs. Nancy Children by the thousands are Hock- Is a gyroscopic control which makes most elaborate features of amuse- sides over each of the Garden Cl«h ers. There I* a wide urge to try to nomic deal. Itiles, he is survived by live sons, ing daily to tht fifteen county park Instnrit corrections for all effects of ment are brought to him daily, while programs, and takes part of the tiBM look through the murky present and a air currents and shifting of weights jArchibold W., Jr., and Harold R. of playgrounds which were officially exercise and sports are right at hand in the 15-mlnute period to outlia* persistent hope °* seeing light ahead. opened last week in varioua sections ivnon an airplane, and keeps Ihe craft Aatericaa Hotels Fint in the Bhip'i well equipped gymnas- timely garden hints for the week tad estfleld, Raymond of Scotch Plains, It it the old principle of supply ind of the county. Those grounds equip- flying In a perfectly level position on ium, the outdoor swimming pool and to answer questions from orman 8., of Garwood and Richard demand, the seeking of gulden to for- to UM Billi ef Far* ped with' wading pooh are proving u true course. It is a control that on the broad, breeze-swept sports Club members, •f West Englewood; three daughters, tune, or better times. There la no Mo bill of fare was necessary when the most popular on these warm days. hat been used by the military services decks." rs. Harold Lambert and Mrs. Joseph wonder that grapcrs and hopers art- In bombing planes nnd Is designed on Jacob Diode the mess of pottage for The play centers are now open from ohnton oi Westfield and Mrs. Harold ply to the only class that profess to mechanical principles Identical with Esau—It was a one-course nienl lack- YOUR NEWSPAPER 9 a. m. to dark -daily except Sunday. '. Brady of Garwood. lie nble to see ahead. King Saul, It the automatic steamship pilot which Ing even the simplest refinements. FIRM WILL MOVE Funeral services were held Thurs- may be remembered, was pretty The larger grounds operate for play hiiB been In use for manv years. Many Neither did the early Romans follow The following was taken from i lay afternoon in the Lambert home rough on "those that hid familiar on Sundays from 1 p. m. to dark, merchant nnd naval vessels are a menu card In their choice of food, WTO NEW STOREcircular sent to retail merchants fcy md were conducted by the Rev, Wil spirits" In (lie days of his prosperity, The merit medal will again be made equipped with the device. although the word "menu" Itself Is a large wholesale house, The Take* derived from the Latin "mlnuttis," iam K. McKinney, D. D., minister of but when dark clays came on he and any boy or girl gaining two hun- The airplane pilot does not eliminate Metsel and Goldsmith, stationer! of your local newspaper to the sue- , meaning "minute detail." (From this |he Presbyterian Church. Interment sought out' the Witch of Endor to get dred points in the diversified program liny of the crew, but tukfs the strain and newsdealers have announced that cess of your business cannot be ottr- the deduction follows thnt "menu" is as made in Fairview Cemetery. a little dope on the future. There will receive one of these medals. of long nights from them. The crew they will move from their present estimated. It's worth all the support • used to denote the particulars of the Is na doubt that the fortune tellers W. C. of Plainfield will act innlces all take-offs and landings In the quarters, 29 Elm street to 38 Elm and co-operation you can give it. Far now are seeing good thlnps—the cus- different courses of a meal.) MRS. ERNEST C. BUCK as county supervisor of playgrounds usun! way, turntng the plane over to street and will conduct a sale Friday the newspaper Is a mirror reflecting tomers themselves.—Pathfinder" Maga- Mrs. Mildred Anna Buck, wife of and he will be ably assisted in the the automatic pilot to be kept level Indeed the term was used among and Saturday of this week, Twenty the life of the community la whteh zine. Jrnest C. Buck of North avenue, work by a competent and well train- and on • straight course after the the Itomans, but the practice of en- per cent of the gross sales of the twoyw md your store have in laiatf lied Sunday afternoon about 2 ed staff. crnft Is In the air. II can fly through tertaining both guest nnd traveler In days wil! be contributed to the Block tant part. Your advertisement Is the {'clock after a long illness. Mrs. darkness or fog as easily na tlirouih the "donms" precluded the need for Aid Campaign Fund. The new store reflection of your store in thta miner. • luck was the daughter, of Mr. and Cbia U Fan clear weather, nnd Is essential to un- a written card, has been renovated and new furnish- Everybody sees It there. If ft ii M( Irs. Henry Kaufmann of Westfteld. Caesar Ittnlney was one of the dele- VETERAN CARRIER interrupted nlr transport services nnd Even the prevalence of Inns and ings and fixtures have been Installed there, the mirror is dark where yoar tie was born in New York City, re- gates from Delaware to the Continen- Ions flights, nllowhiE the pilot to con- taverns In Thirteenth, Fourteenth and affording more space and a better store should be. You are there hat Jeived her'education in the Westfield tal congress held In Independence RETIRES JULY 10 centrate on navigation. Fifteenth century England and the opportunity to give the public that you cannot be seen. Your store b American taverns of the Eighteenth open for business as usual, but "Oat public schools and was graduated I in II, Philadelphia. This congress was Charles F. Boltz, a letter carrier service for which the firm has gained and early Nineteenth centuries failed of sight; out of mindt" To keep In from W. H. S. with the Class of '17. to rote on the adoption of Independ- for more than 30 years, will retire an enviable reputation. to produce the menu card. For still step with the progreM of your ceia- the was a communicant of Holy ence. By agreement, unless the nin- from active duty on July 10. Mr. Hmnmiai Bird Tarn The firm is composed of Paul Mei- there was little need for It with all munlty; to get your share of ball- trinity Catholic Church and a mem- Jority of delegates of each Individual Boltz received his appointment as a The humming hlrd lacks much In sel and Joseph Goldsmith. They came the traveler* seated at one great table nese, you must advertise regularly. ber of Conrt Trinity, C. D. of A. colon; was In favor of rtoptlon of letter carrier at the beginning of the size, perhaps, but It can lay claim to to Wcstfleld some four and a half the distinction nf being exclusively and the Innkeepers' wife serving "vict- Take your newspaper publisher into Besides her husband and parents, the declaration, the same would not present century and worked in the years ago and have earned the good be done. One of Delaware's delegates a New world bird, for It Is found In uals" of her own choice. your confidence; he can give you la- ihe is survived by one son, Robert General Post Office, New York City will of a large number of patrons, was favorable, one was opposed. North, South and Central America. The frivolous elegant styles of the valuable assistance. Establish an ad Jharlen, aged 4, a brother,. Henry for 25 years. About six years ago They take this opportunity in express- Caesar ItiKlney was held at his home Because the mliy-throated humming second empire In France and the open- vertising budget. Plan a regular kaufmann, Jr., and a sister, Miss he WBB transferred to Westfield where ing appreciation to all whom they In Dover due to Illness. Word waa Mnl Is the only ono found In Ilils sec- Ing of the first American hotels about schedule for your advertisement!. Madeline M. Kaufmann, all of this he has resided for fifteen years. He have served during that period. sent to him by carrier that his vote tion, In fact, found anywhere east of the middle of the Nineteenth century It's a policy that i« followed by the [own. commuted every working day to New n-fls np°dea olot In St. Mary's Cemetery, Plaln- Their habit of being constantly In History claims that Cnesnr ttodney'e Among his colleagues in the local poor paper, never cardboard, and the last night by D. D. Agostino of Plain- The crater of a volcano near Bdhv leld. fllRht (fives the Impression that they ride wan more Important, though not post office as well as among those lire timid birds, which Impression Is names ot the dishes written In under field, who was arraigned on a charge mirph. Srnllnml. Iras been made Into an much publicized, as tlint of Paul whom he has served, Mr. Boltz is held wrong, for the birds can bo trained printed headings. of speeding. n pardon. MRS. W. C. RASMUSSEN Itcvere. It was because of Ills ride in high esteem. He always greets t" eat sweets from tlie hnnd. Their Mrs. Celestia Belle Rasmussen, that the Declaration of Independence everyone he meets with a cheerful ennstnnt flight Is due rather to weak ivife of William C. Rasmussen of wn« adopted, 'Good Morning" or a like remark, feet than to fear. Little Mention of the Seneca Place, died Saturday in appropriate to the tinje of day or Dog in Jewish History he Osteopathic Hospital, Philadel- night. He has always given his best phia. Although game was plentiful and the Eip«cted Fruitl of Reform effort to his work and courtesy has Th< Tr«Biformed City Jews of Biblical times were skillful Besides her husband, Mrs. Ras- With the ending of the Xapolconlc ever been his motto. Alone the rond to Tomorrow a young hunters, they do not appear to have nussen is survived by a son, Her- wars In 1815, the cry for reform Mr. Boltz was born in New York mnti strolled In ronrcli of Ihe won- used dogs In the chase at nil. Esau, ert, and a daughter, Ruth. A bro- through legislation became heard In City in the Greenwich Village section ders of the Future. Moonheains Ishnintl and David we might have her and a sister also survive. Britain, much as It Is today. A nota- and received his education in the pub- played about him and the air was full thought would have trained dogs to VMEREALREyOU«OIN«i Funeral services were held yester- ble satirist, Sydney Smith, ancnt a lic schools. He is married and is the of Stardust, and It wits not long he- hunt the deer or fiercer animals, but •ay afternoon in Gray's funeral certain bill then pending In parlia- father of two sons and one daughter, fore weariness overcnino him and he apparently did not This ts strange * WE'LL HANPLE ALL • fciyne, 318 East Broad street, and ment, uttered these delightful words: all of whom reside in New York State. fell asleep by the wnyslde. When he considering that both the Egyptian Wre conducted by the Brethren. In- "All young ladles expect that ns soon as nwoke, ho continued on his way until and Assyrian monuments depict tbe erment was made in Fairview Ceme- this bill is carried they will be instant- Governor On Vacation n city appeared. Quickening his pace, use of hunting dogs, of the hound, DETAILS OF YOUR TRIP lie was soon at Its gates. There he tery. ly married; schoolboys believe that Governor Moore is spending a few greyhound and mastiff type, Inquired of him who stood on guard gerunds and supines will be abolished; days fishing along the Pequeat River Perhaps the appearance of dogs In MISS ANNA FERRIS und that currant tnrls must ultlmntely the mine of the city. "It Is called heathen mythology and sculpture, nnd in Warren County. Included in his Yesterday," was the reply, and the Making your trip comfortable and complete, I Miss Anna Ferris, who roomed at come down in price; the corporal and party are Quartermaster General Ed- also In ancient heathen literature (as 112 Prospect street, died Sunday in sergeant are sure of double pny; bad young ninn gnpoil In surprise. You readers of Homer, perhaps written getting you the best service at tht lowest ward C. Murray and General William see, ho wns a very young man nnd ler home. She had lived in Westfleld poets expect a demand for epics, anil C, Heppheimer. about the time of Abraham, will re- rates is our businta. ibout two yearB. fools will be disappointed ns they al- one who had much to learn—particu- call) may help to account for the un- larly that Tomorrow Is certain to be- ways are." Not PrUonen' Fault popularity of dogs among Clod's peo- We represent all principal steamship come Yesterday when one fnlls asleep ple of Israel. Some such reason would SWEDISH WARES State Commissioner of Institutions by the wayside.—Detroit News. lines, transportation companies, hotels, etc, HSPLAYED HERE William J. Ellis has discounted the almost seem to be necessary to ex- Whtrt Co. It Worshiped suspicion that convicts in the State plain references In the Bible to the We can fit the trip to your budget. No cost The cow still Is veneruted In parts prison are responsible for the second faithful companionship which from to you foe out service. No obligation on An exhibition and sale of Swedish Welcomed New D«u|)it*r very early ages has existed between of the Orient, notably in India. Bach outbreak of illness among the prison nported wares is being conducted The letter to her new dnughter-In- men and dogs. your part for consultation with us. holy cow has a keeper, who lends It employees within a month. Several ttl this week at 231 East Broad about from place to plnce, sometimes law which Martha Washington.wrote, beet under the direction of Hilda officers became ill a few days ago considered iby critics an almost per- pausing In one location for an hour by eating prison food. The fare was •elstrom-Cagnee. The collection in- or so wiille passers-by stop to pay fect example of expression, wns as Poiion Htmlock [ludes a wide variety of articles ham croquettes, onions and potatoes. follows: "My dear Nelly:—God took their tribute. They believe tlint a A month ago about a dozen employ- The hemlock, favorite source of a Manufactured in Sweden, a country from Me a Dimgliter when June Hoses poison used as a means of execution special blessing Is derived from touch- ees were stricken after eating chick- Jloted for its high grade workman- ing the tfill of the nnlimil. Animals were blooming—He has now given me of criminals in the days of the ancient en salad, The State Department of fhip. cif various kinds always linvo held nnother daughter nhout her Age when Greeks, Is common all' over Europe SILVER STORAGE SERVICE Health has been asked to examine Hilda Helstrom-Cagnee has con- prominent positions in Asiatic re- Winter winds are blowing, to warm and Asia, being found along roadsides ducted similar exhibits in New York Unions. The worship of the bull was the food. my Henrt tiguln. I um ns.IIappy as and rubbish heaps. The plnnt has • and other large cities in various parts widespread nt one tline, and some One so afflicted nnd so Ulest can be. small white (lower nnd a flattened oval fray receive my Benediction and a pf the country. She is making her races have deified the elephant. In Mra. Edward J. Holden, wife of shaped frnlt. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES wish thnt you mny lone live the lov- quarters at the Benson Coffee general, however, the cow Is the most Rev. Holden, former pastor of the ing Wife of my happy Son and a Lov- One type, known ns the spotted hem- Souse in West Orange, where the popular of tlie animal gods. First Baptist Church, is in a critical lock, has been introduced Into this coun- condition at the Presbyterian Hoa- ing Daughter of Your Affectionate •redish imported wares may also be Mother, M. Washington." try. It has a parsnip-like root and a TRAVELER'S CHECKS been. pital in Newark, where she waa taken bright greon hollow Btem, which rises last Tuesday to undergo an opera- H.lf.St.ffinf FU| from two to five feet. It has a use In POSTPONES MOVING DATE The custom 'regardljiR the half- tion. Mrs. Holden was operated upon medicine, but Us principal fame lies Thursday, but grave complications Of Paleontolofical Interest In Its use In ancient days. The symp- stnfflng of the United 'states Hag is The La Urea pits are In the city of that such acttoq Is taken only when developed nnd a second emergency toms of the poisoning came on slowly ' The Westfield Sanatorium, which operation was performed Friday l.os Angeles, Calif. Numbera of very with weakness, staggering paralysis kas to have moved into its new quar- an Important ofllclnl or rational fl#ure Interesting paleontologlcnl specimens lias died, for whom national mourning night. Her condition is very ser- and then d«ith. It wns of this poi- Iters in Cranford on July 7, will not ious. nf fossil animals have been recovered son cup that Socrates died. [lo so until the end of the month, ac- Is declared, ns In the case of the late from them. La nren Is the Spanish THE WESTFIELD' f ording to an announcement made by William Uowurd Tuft, former Presi- ivord for tnr nnd these pits are so dent nnd chief Justice. In a case p management. The new quarters Ideal Cook called because of a deep tar forma- such us that of the late Knute nockne. which will be known as the Brook- The model cook has a broad, Hot tion wlilcli hold the bones of these Punctuating Numeral* national mourning was not declared hand, of « healthy red color. The Fide Hospital is being renovated and prehistoric milniiils In a line state of America and limit l'rituln use cotn- TRUST COMPANY mid conswiuontly the United States fingers arc blunt ana the hand !i Ihe work is not quite completed. preservation. The pita are locnted In mus lo separate whole numbers nnd ling was not ndlcially hnlf-stalteu. "menty." Her mystic slfjns arc In the i public park on Wllslilre boulevard, the pi-rlml tn designate the decimal. .State or organization (Ings' may be lodlac of Venus, for this goddess rep- which In tlie innln nrterlal highway Eimi|ic him the nppnsltu custom. A Westfield, N. J. Protectinr Photograph* flown ut half-staff In cases short of resents sensuality which Is a large lending from the heart of Irfs Angeles number written ••n,:iT4 J21.02" 111 the When clipping photos to mnnii- national mnurnln?,—Washington Star. factor In cooking nnd eating. The ) lue west to the ocean. United Suites and Hnglutid Is written cripts, a small strip of celluloid bent Ideal conk should also have a figura "U..TO.-I21,O2" on the continent.—Col- I double nnd plnrod under the clip pro- "D" on her pnlm, Indicating cleanli- lier's Weekly. I ds HIP finl'li nf I hi- photo*. Leader Want Ads. Pay ness.— Exchange. C. A. W. ADS BRING RESULTS! THE WESTFULB LEADER, HFEPMIISPAY, HJtY 4 19SZ YOUTHS ARE GIVEN Tuberculotu Hai Leat Diverse Ways by SUSPENDED SENTENCE lta Dread Pre-Eaninenc* Semla Reach Freak Soil KeH Miucua Trea.nu* Hunts euiinnt move theumdviia, but Hi* Birtkday FORMER OPERATORS TuliereuluMB Is no longer "Captain Edward Trembly and Harry Kane. for perfect attendance * Tlie Muiiirijiil Art museum in St. they muke sure thnt tlielr seeds are of I lie M(!ii of Mouth." It Is surpnsRed the MouBtauuiie Chapel sua£ Louis hus on exhibition a 2Ke temple bell of bronze on ATTEND A REUNliN and the tliiwt.lu hurnpss the wind by 1-IIIICIT. ceri'linil lipinnrrbnge, renal dis ard P. Greaves, the MperintenoW B* JANE OSBORN which (s Inscribed a prayer fur ever- making It waft the fluffs which cnu- 1 plea of non vult to burglarizing: the D. G. KBOU wag presented with - lusting peace and happiness for the Uaiqvc "Alumnae" Group ia en*' anil accidents. tain tliolr seeds; the sycamore und oth- I I-lereditj1 us the cause of tul'wcu- store of the Shackamaxon Country 18tb-year bar to add to his Cross ant <£ k* Kodtare Newspaper oriental nation. North Jersey HoUs Second er trees have seeds that are tlas air- Crown pin, tot perfect attendants » thoaght about it If now, OB the plausible explanation? In 1882, Koch Judge Stein placed tbe boys on pro- a 13th-yesr bar and Mr. and Mrs. f full development during the Cu'ien organizations In (be stale beld • sec- suriounfled by appetizing pulp. The •Ty 4ay before, lie had not received announced his discovery of the tuber- bation for two years and warned E. Coles aad Mrs. Sosg Edwards! period (200-207 B. G). It Is considered ond annual reunion in June pulp le meant to lie eaten, but the seed A tafctar from his mother, who was off cle bacillus as the causative factor of them tbat should they be returned to 12tn-year bars. Tbe Misses Floieai a masterpiece of workmanship and It Is composed of former telephone cunnnt be digested. Tlie gorse bush M • feint holiday somewhere la the disease, and since then a strict the court on any charge within that and Gladys Holzhauer and Edwaif tbe finest specimen of bronze in tbe women, the most of them operators, unticiimUMl by thousands upon thou- MMM vitli bis father. The letter ref:imen of living has meant preven- period their case would be reopened Holzhauer were presented with sen. M MMteded him of the fact tl)A he museum. who were associated In tbe business g sunds of years niun's Invention of the tion and cure. and they would be sentenced on tne ond year wreaths, Mrs. Harry Detet. •U to tan • birthday and • money It wus cast from tbe spoils of wtr In past years In and around Newark Dr. F. M. Portenger, gun. Its send pods are so devised that writing for Hygeia Magazine, com- hot sunshine raises tlie pressure with- burglary charge. Miss Harriet Deter, Richard r, •to Iia4 (lipped from the letter. It m a symbol of peace, and commemo- Some of them »ere he "Voice With I ments on the particularly disturbing in Ihem until they burst with loud Greaves aad Stanley Roll receive! M* tM • buniirwj dollars and the let- rates both the valor of the reigning Smile" at the begincint of the century fni-tor that tuberculosis atlacks the Mr fe*4 atpialned: "1 know .you can't king's army aud the establishment of pups, scattering the seeds far and Faamu lri»k Race CMTH first year (old pin*. and earlier. two sexes at different age periods: wide. need the money but I am peuce. ID the following inscription: "The death rale among females le The word "eurrugb" derives the W- 1 Forty-seven of tbein, witb some Then there is the extraordinary you'll take it and spend It—do "We bave now wltb your aid made greater than among males up to the clent Gaelic culrrecn. Culrrecb means PLANE AND AUTO that you really want to women who are still In tbe business cleverness with which plants have this valuable and precious bell from nee of twenty or twcnty-tlve; tlieu race course and also low-lying ar ; tklnklng whether It Is estrav- as their guests, beld their second an- made Insects their servants for the INVOLVED IN CRASH tbe metals wbich the fortunes of our thnt for females drops and that' for marshy ground. The double meaning t or not. Do you remember what nual outlag at East Stroudsburg, Pa., purpose of fertilizing. Many plants armies have brought us. Hay this add mules mounts. Tbe greater amount Is understandable In that flat hud T<— ana I used to bare on your where tbe day was devoted to tbe re- employ their own special insect and to tbe glory of our Illustrious ances- of tuberculosis In girls 'if the teen would naturally be selected for a Charles Bomjrak, young Cranfoii no other. Their flowers are designed tors, and may their sptrlts always newal of old frlerdsblps. much talk ape Is probably due either to the bio- race course. The Curragh of Klldare flier at the Weattteld Airport, cruh. to attract It, and their shape Is such *•«• George sat In his bachelor protect us, securing for ns tbe bless- of old times together and In the logic differences of the sexes or to en- Is one of the most famous race couraas ed his plane Thursday evening whifa that they fit no other Insect. that evening be fell to ings of beaven and granting to us usual picnic-day activities, vironment, or botti. The growing boy In the world. Beside the River Uffey, attempting to take off, catching tfc Hg of those birthday* long ago. long life, peace and happiness I The first reunion, held last year Is undoubtedly hunkler than tne girl. near Dublin, It Is the scene of the wing tip in the back of a parked at. -fljMi tht timt that he wa« • very "Now all things In this realm main- with about forty women present, cams He epends more of his time In outdoor Irish derby and many other famous tomobile belonging to D. C. FontV races. Also, the great Dublin horse MM* W>» bii mother had devoted the tain their proper relations. Bells and about wlien a few former operators sporfs; he ents more food and prob- Drug Hut IM»*U airport manager. fair I* held there annually. In the •tjr to him. There had been trumpet! everywhere proclaim peace uhly takes life less seriously." to Reveal HMeto F«ct» No personal injuries were receive! who b»d served at ewltcbboardt II Tenth century the king of Lelnsrter ' fcratben and sister*, M> IB the and Justice. May our descendants also Newark met by chance and questions If the discovery of Dr. Erich Unde- by Bosnyak in the ground accideit eoun* of everfU he never granted the Curragh of Klldare, which be favored by heaven so as to be were asked about others of the "old maon comes Into general use, > pa- and no one was in the parked car. aa much o( hi» mother » able to guard this bell forever." embraces some 4,800 acres, to St. crowd." Others were lucoied and the "Bur Iritis*" Movement tient will no longer be able to de- The plane had its propeller and wiat But wbeo hit birthday The bell it composed of oval cross Bridget, who gave It to the people as Idea of a reunion wat, proposed. It Referred To by Pepya ceive bis doctor. Not that ordinary broken while the en was badly d* 4HM hla Mother gomehow dl»po»*4 of lections. Its ornamental sides taper a common. For 1,000 years it has keea The popular cry "Buy British I" was patients do so; the troublesome ones ed in the rear. 41 atker *U«a and from early mon- gracefully toward the top, thereby giv- was beld at Delaware. N. J. Some of preserved as open land. evidently heard In good King Charles' ire those with diseased minds who ftg WtU badtlme she wan his. And h« ing it a monumental character in tlioEe present aad not mel for raor« golden days, to Judge by the following will not tell the doctor the facts he (Pt| 4* Jaat niiut be wanted to do— keeping with Its purpose. The sides .than twenty years The reunion was FI3HM LIKE MACARONI extract from Pepy's diary, writes a must know In order to help him, aM M «M MCd know what they bad are enriched with bands of conven- sc successful thai li was decided to Ccktlt F»as Outer Hulas columnist in the Manchester (Eng- Doctor Llndemnnn appears to have 4tM If It wal something that the tionalised drngons, arranged In rec- make it an annual event. Cobalt la one metal never found.Is land) Guardian. made hlg discovery partly by accident. Now (his machine age threatens U •liters might tease him tangular patterns and engraved with the pure state among earthly things. Tbe longest record of telephone September 8, NKTT—Here I met Sir He was experimenting with the use strike a final blow at the only resll; Oacc be had wanted to vend One lines In the "thunder scroll" pat- The only source of pure cobalt In the •tin 4ay In tier car with her— service of any women present at this O. Downing who would speak wllh In certain mental diseases of a drug worthwhile employment—is far m tern. natural state Is the outer spacei be- ; |« ft where she wanted to go or year's reunion was that of MIBB Ger- me, and first to Inquire what 1 paid known as "sodium mnytal," which, most people can see—of angle wona*. trude M. Paul, of I'a'ersun. who re- when given In sufficient doses, pro- yond tbe earth, for It Is only In remarks a bulletin of the Americta other people went, but Ju«t for my kid's leather gloves I hnd on meteorites that It has been discovered. «Wrt kt wanted to go. And they bid tired last year after (ltty years o( duces deep f-lppp. He found that If Game Associstion. After angltn Naar Eat* SaU to B« f my hand, and showed me others on The metal Is very tenacious, but has flat aowi through all the dingiest sec- telephone service. Her career started only i small d»se vus given some- have deserted the worm for mtaa. his, as handsome as this In all points, no commercial use, except tn certain MM of tko city, through narrow Birthplace of "Bridge" 1 thing quite different happened. The factured flies and such, comes tW In 1S81 as an operator In the I'aletaon cost him but 12d (about 24 cents) a, brilliant paints, such as cobalt bine (MM ttiMth along the waterfront There Is very little definite Informa- telephone office. pair, and mine me 2s (about W) cents). patient did not even become sleepy; suggestion that if angle worms an Ml toillf Ml In Hie woods—not to tion as to the origin of the game of Instead, he became communicative. and cobalt green. It Is nied In the He told me be hnd been seven years form of chloride, lisa In the prepara- scarce, why bother? Just break mac- fM fawart at his mother might ha»« "Bridge" or "Bridge Whist" as It was finding out H man tlint cnuld dress Tbe most striking effect, the doctor aroni into short lengths, cook until M|MM •• any other day, but to Drat called. It Is thought to hive tells us, Is a desire on the part of a tion of so-called disappearing Inks. English sheepsldn ns It should be— When at all moist, Ink based on co- tough and limber, and fasten to tail ataf laMatoa Crusoe. One day they made Its first appearance In the clubs Heads New Jersey '$ nnd, Indeed, It Is now ns good In nil patient to tell all about his personal hook. Channel eat. white perch, but of Egypt and Constantinople. The En- balt chloride Is Invisible, but when tM gta* Mfetlier to the aeashor* and respects ns kid, and he snyft will save matters, which onllnnrlly he would falo, carp and suckers are said t« cyclopedia Brllaniilca stales that it Is Telephone Pioueen keep bidden. He shows • friendly at- dried out before a fire, It will come out BMt of the Ony iwlmmlng. An- £1(10,0(10 (nominally about SfiOO.OOO) a la a brilliant blue. like it. probably of I^evuntlne origin and that yenr thnt goes out to France for kids' titude towards nlhers and IHIB himself HtM MM? had followw) nre en If there were any necessity to assign r skins. Thus he labors very worthily I feeling of self-confidence and serene 0 Oaat when he was In his teens to It a definite nntionnllty, that honor New Jersey Telephone Pioneers have to advance our own trade, but do It contentment. C. A. W. AD8 BRING RE8ULT81 "LEADER" ADS ALWAYS PAY! asked to go to an architects' must be awarded to Greece, A pam- chosen as their new president Arthur with mighty vanity and talking." •Itloa—and It win an afternoon phlet on the game, IHIIIIIHIII'J In Lon Ryan, of Union, builder of telephone t then that had really started him don ID 1886, called It "Blrltch or Itus- facilities In New Jersey for more a* tU career. slsn Whist"; however, the word than a quarter of a century. Now a Muni to CU.« Politics "blrltch" Is not found In any Russian divislnn construction superintendent Baealllnf those other birthdays he The Coloi-ndo hvo-blt campaign fund aMded to »l«nd the next day as bt dictionary. The game was Introduced scheme was a proposal to do away ta4 *w« with his mother—doing Jolt Into the British nnd American clubs THIS IS THE MOST MASTERFUL DEMONSTRATION OF VALUE-GIVING IN wkit he wanted, nil day long. Be about 1803 or 18IM. According to one with political corruption through use Wt*U do Just what he wanted—and theory, the DrltlKh players nf the game of money. In 1000 Hie Colornilo legis- THE HISTORY OF THIS POPULAR STORE. fat •• no thought about It lie couldn't In Ihe Near h'nst lion to cull ttii> lature passed a law providing that' the MM to I decision is to what It game "bridge" because of the privilege stale treasury should turn over to the •told be. of "bridging" or passing the deal to chairman of each party a sum equal to the partner, nnd Russian followers of !fi cents for each vote cost at the lasl tj tk* time morning came he had the game pronounced tlie name plecllon for the nominee of ench party . tMMkow managed to get himself In t "btrltch." for governor. Half the sum could be DEPT. parfMtly Irresponsible mood, but fee used for campaign expenses In the ftaad • himself eating Just the same slate campaign, the remainder helng •tit -of, breakfast tluit he usually did apportioned among (he counties. Ench .la tfca'aamf little rpstmirant where lie l> OM Vmnmt candidate was permitted to contribute atop/' went. He left the restaurant— If tourists from I be American con- STORE Ml strangely enoui;)' his Impulse led a sum not to exceed 40 per cent of the tinent can runs liy with small notice first year's salary of the position he hi* la Hie direction of his office. Ves, the dubious, though beautiful and ro- that is where he really wanted to go. was seeking. Any other contribution mantic tomb of Juliet, they will find from anyone constituted a felony. Al- Vt wondered why—yet all the time he much to occupy tbclr time while visit- 219 E Broad St. Westfield, N. J. Nail/ knew, lie didn't like to let the though tills two-lilt law was widely ing the Interesting old Italian city of hailed at the time, If never became lay pass without aeelng Edith Lee. Veronn. Centuries of art nnd history MttB worked there ns a draftsman, operative. Tlie Colorado Supreme bare combined to make tills city, girt court held It tinconstltullonnl to' use Mi a mighty good one she was—shy, about by picturesque hills nnd encom- fatty-haired, freckle-nosed little Edith, stnte funds for partisan purposes.— passed by tbe munuurltiK Aillge, one Washington Slar. wko somehow felt that to work In an of the noblest. The famous Arena Stages a Genuine jUCfcltect'a office \vn» the consumatlon and Rornnn theater dale back before at III her ambitions. Or, at least the Christian era, and Its prosperity Qtorge thought tliut was what die Marina Death Trap under the ovprlonlxhlp of the Delia ARTHUR RYAN •ought. Scala In tbe Middle ages gave tho city Bermuda's norlheiist breakers have for tbe New Jersey Hell Telephone witnessed many marine disasters, nnd . Wall, ba went to his oltlee, anil when much of Its nrt'liHeriurn! treasure. Company, Ryan was building tele- Noteworthy fur artists Is the varied are not far from Sen Venture tint, at *ald good morning, Edith smiled, phone plant In Newark us far back as where Admiral Sir George Homers end aad George'rnther surprised himself scene In the Ptnx7.11 delle Erbe, and one 1906 at the beginning of a career tbat his party of Virginia colonists were NO-PROFIT SALE fey liking her If she hud a greBt deal should see the Delhi' Knila tombs, has added much to the development to do. I'erhsps she could get time to the cathedral mid St. Reno. u'reckod more than three centuries HKO of metropolitan New Jersey's tele- —a wreck thnt led to the colonisation WHAT EXCITEMENT THIS EVENT WILL CREATE. Featuring SURPRISE VAL- ga with him to the next county to see phone systems. tb« new cburch In which they had each of the Islands by the Virginia com- UES in our store, store-room stocks included. Everything is in readiness for ttie la' their own way had a limid. Edith Naming Chine.. Childrea The pioneer organization, known as puny. Tlie northenst breakers are part bad a food deal of work before her, About a month ufler the birth of a he H. Q. McCully Chapter. Telephone of the reef line that encircles Bermu- launching of a most important sale at the WALLACH STORE, preparations such Pioneers of America, has a member- bat while she liesltntcd, she decided Chinese boy he Is Riven a "milk name," da. When n ship strikes the reefs, lilp of more than 1.100 telephone men as were never made before — final and inclusive — vast stocks have been as- that she could tnko the work home which clings to him for life. On first she Is not likely to slide off Into deep aad work till midnight to Ret It done, md women living throughout tbe water, for the reef herrler consists sembled and will be offered AT PRICES THAT WILL SET A NEW OLD-TIME going to school he receives his "book itate. All have been In the business Tb*n the sold she would go with name," which Is used liy his teachers largely of a scries of shonls close to Um. lor twenty-one years or more and Ihc surface. RECORD, and it will be important to remember that the WALLACH GUARAN- and schoolmates. Upon Inking a de- .here are some whose careers started George and Edith took a tnjtl to tbe gree he Is given nn olllclul name. After at tbe very beginning ul the telephone TEE OP SATISFACTION stands back of every purchase. Since the opening of this his death he Is given n posthumous garage where George Kept his cur that Industry In New Jersey. Hiitoric Incident or "flowery" name (to keep evil spirits store, never have the people of this section had so great an opportunity to benefit he used only when be went to the Shortly ufter Sir Patrick Manson country, and while they snt together from knowing him), which IS regis- by actual cash savings involving our entire high grade stock of the country's finest tered In the Hall of Ancestors. Many discovered what he called Pllarln George smiled to himself to think that snngulnls hominls, nnd his announce- .be was really there with Edith. Ordi- Chinese men also have a Tong name South Africa Comet quality merchandise. Merchandise which has made the name of WALLACH DEPT. which Is very . Important Chinese ment was made to tlie world, a man , narily he wouldn't have thought of rtarln cumc into his room and spat on ' STORE synonymous with style—quality and value! Casting aside all bonds of rea- asking her—because ordlnnrily he ner- girls have a "milk name," a "marrlnRC Within Voice Range name" nnd nicknames. They retain the floor to show Ills contempt for this j or acted entirely with an Idea of his scientist Whatever Manson thought son, and exerting every possible means to sell at top-notch speed! own personal satisfaction. He called their own surnames (maiden names) for the moment was changed when he OB certain girls because for some rea- when married. Regular radio-telephone service be- soo or other he thought It was his tween North American telephones ana noticed that the sputum was tinged duty to do so. And there was no South Africa began June 1. Conversa- with blood. A sample wns placed tin- COSTS AND PROFITS DON'T INTEREST US—AND VALUE MEANS NOTHING der the microscope and the eggs of » • earthly reason why he should be spend- Problem oC N«tur« tions are handled through the transat- TO US NOW! COME IN — INVESTIGATE! ing time with Edltli, escept that he Ants, bees and wtispy are the lantic radio telephone stations ot tne hitherto unknown worm were discov- found pleasure In ilolnj so. He didn't world's (loiniiiunt Insects. Wenker American Telephone and Telegraph ered. Dr. Claude Lllllngston writes In eren- think thnt she cured about It. members of the family often resem- Company, working with the British Hyirela Mugnzine. ble the powerful stingers. Birds feed So tt was thnt, after they had seen Post Olllce stations in line land, where quite freely on both wasps nnd bees, the calls are switched to tbe London- the church together nnd talked about Ants constitute n favorite food of Hairpim Long in Via It as one archtect to another, he naked Cape Town radio circuit. The total Hairpins have been used by wom- toads. Those halraclilans also dine length of the. circuit from New Vork PUBLIC SALE TO OPEN Edith to have luncheon with him—ho- freely on yellow jackets and wasps. en of all ages and even by mea. The to Cape Town Is about 9,500 miles. cauie at the time It svetuw] ns If noth- Mice, weasels, foxes nnd badgers rav- fashion Is supposed to have originated ing else In the world would be so age the nests of bumble bees. Skunks The radio stations in Africa are In Asia. The primitive hnlrpln con- pleasant Then they went on another dlj? out nests of yellow jackets. Bears sisted of a slnple pin with nn orna- drive In the country. Ho asked her to owned by the Uverseas Communlca plunder the homes of honey bees' and tlon Company of Soutb Africa, TUe mental head. There Is In the British have dinner with him and to go to the museum a gold hMrptn dating back , hornets. Tot the members of this fami- transmitter Is at tvllpheuval, tbe re theater, too. Edith said slie couldn't. ly are regnrded ns the most highly to the Homeric ace, about the Eighth | Thursday Morn. celver at Milnertou, both about 40 She hod work to do thnt night and be- protected of nil Insects nnd weaker century U. C. The hnlrpln probably | sides—"It seems so strange that you members of the Insect race apparent- miles from Capo Town. Territory assumed Its present form when the really wanted to he with me," said ly Imitate them. To wlmt purpose, reached by the service Includes, oe fashion of wearing curls close to Ihe Edith. "I've often thought It would has been asked. sides Cape 1'own, the towns of Ueaar head came In, be fun to bo with you, but you've bare- Port Elizabeth and other nonrDj ly looked at me." points. All Bell System telephones In George, sitting In his cur beside "Buy Firit, Then R«d" tbe United States are within the scope Winf Speedi Edith, explained about his birthday. Shakespeare's lirst editors, John ot the service, together wltb Bell con Wild birds do not fly ns fust ns Then he drove to the curb anil stopped Hcrinlnge and Ilenrle Conde.ll, mny uectlng telephones In Canada, Cuba hunters suppose, according to repre- and Mexico. sentatives of the United Slntes De- JULY the engine. "Edltli," he said abruptly, worthily compare to the best ndver- "I believe I've been In love with yon tlslng brains of today, for they bcR At tho beginning the dally sorvlri partment of Agriculture who have nc- | for months. 1 believe 1 can never love their preface with: period 1B from 3:30 a. m. to 8:30 a m cumloly tlmetl certain game birds, ; EVERYBODY ADMITTED 8:30 A.M. anyone else. Forget the work—I'll "The fate of all honks depends upon New Vork Daylight Saving I'lme. cor with the following results: pintail help you with It tomorrow. It Isn't so responding lo » 3U a in 2:3D p. m In ilucks fly from Hii to 03 miles un hour: j your rapacities, and not of your heads r EVERY SINGLE ITEM — BIG OR LITTLE — ONE BY ONE — WILL pressing. Make the day perfect, come alone, but of your purses. Well, tt Cape TDWII. l.nter n is Hoped lo ex leal, SO tii nil; milliard, 50 to , iS; sand ' to dinner and go to n show with me Is now published nnd you will stand load these uours A Ihreemlnuie roil srous'.', 43 to -17; brant, 45; Cunuilu GO UNDER THE HAMMER BLOW OF PRICE — REGARDLESS OF and before we part promise you'll mar- versnllon between New Vork and I'api •:i«isc, 41; alhiilrnss, Ofl. The faslesl ry me." And BOItli promised. fofiyour privilege, we know: to rend and censure. Do «i, but buy It first." Town will cost $4!>. w I in 515 foi onch spurt wns iiinilc by n duck hawk—ISO FORMER COST OR LOSS ! ! additional minute ol overtime. miles per hour. ^

leader Want Adi. Pay •LEADER" ADS ALWAYS PAYI Loc«l New* on ]0. A, W. ADS BRING RESULTS! WESTFIELD Senator W. Warren Barbour of The Town Council will meet Mon- Robert Cornell of Harrison avenue Hew Jersey yesterday moved in th« day night in the Uunicipa] building. has gone to Point Pleasant until Sep- Senate for immediate consideration tember. of the resolution which he Introduced George H. Denny of 281 Seneca on March t calling for repeal of the place has left lor MarUngton. W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbert of Eighteenth Amendment. ID making for the remainder et th« month. Washington street have gone to it the motion, Senator Barbour declared Miss Virgiaa Taylor of firightwood Pleasant for the Bummer. that the Senate had acted on prac- MOST CONVENIENT avenue has lees accepted at the State Mr. and Mrs. R. 3. Palmar of 4*1 tically every other vital issue of the Teachers College in Montclair. Washington street are passing the day but tad not dealt with the ques- Ttcre U ticver a time when ome needs a tion of prohibition. You want to keep your valuables beyond James Walah, assistant secretary- summer months at Jamesport, L. I. re»lly dependable friend, BO sincerely, at "This session of Congress, just clos- treasurer of the Westfield Trust Com- Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur T. Harkrader ing, has demonstrated," Senator Bar- reach of harm, yet readily accessible when g bereavement occun. Consider tike pany, is on his vacation. of Kimball avenue, East, have beea bour said, "the courage of the Sen- passing a few days in Ocean Grove. whenever you need them. We provide put performances of service in the E. N. Mr. and Mrs. Wright Denny of ate to a remarkable degree. We have Charleston!!, W. Va., have been re- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin K. Borchard •let and voted upon almost every is- unexcelled modern Brown Funeral Home rod rest united that cent guests of their son, George H. of 316 Eait Dudley avenue have beea sue, no matter how controversial it you will receive the same consideration as Denny of Seneca place. recent guests at the Chalfonte-Had- may have been. We have acted up- don Hall, Atlantic City. on measures relating to unemploy- our past client!. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Frye of 626 ment relief, injunctions, loltiers' boa- Safe Depotit FacUitki Raymond street leave today by motor Donald MacDougall, assistant uses, reconstruction financing, lame for New Brunswick, Canada, where retary-treasurer of the People! ducks, pay cuts, increased taxes and they will remain for the summer, ft Trust Company is passing a vaca- reduced appropriations. for the Westfield community—and our Mils Ruth Becker of the bookkeep- tion with his family at the shore. "But we have not dealt with the service is planned for the maximum COB- ing department of the Peoples Bank Bill Howard of Prospect street and Eighteenth Amendment, and the k Truat Company and John Derr, a Richard Newbold of Coleman place question of prohibition is just as much venience of patrons. teller, are each on their vacation. left on Friday for Camp Anthony on the minds of the people, if not Mrs. Ruekin Watts and her two Wayne, at Welcome Lake, Pike Co., more to, than are the other important Pa., where they will spend the sum- subjects upon which we have acted. small daughters "Pit" and "Pam," Ask to gee this have returned to their home in Mon- mer. "The country at large is expressing its desire for a change and, more par- treal after spending several months Edward Ditzel of North avenue, equipment. ticularly, for its desire to return to with Mrs. Watts' parents, _ Mr. and who was a patient in Muhlenfaerg the states the authortiy to handle the Mrs. F. G. Plant of Lenox avenue. Hospital, Plainftelii, since April 16, prohibition question as the states returned home last week. Mr. Ditzel Clark-Hyslip Post, 645, V. F. W., themselves see fit. received a fractured vertebra and leg will meet Monday night in its club "On March 2, long before either injury in a fall at Fink'B Garage on o house on South and Trenton avenues. of the prohibition planks recently Elm street where he was employed aa Miss Bertha Jump and Miss Vir- adopted at Chicago, were even night manager. ginia Taylor, both of Brightwood ave- thought of, I introduced in the Sen- PEOPLES BANK nue, spent the week-end and holiday Mrs. S. E, Harkrader of Birch ave ate, Senate Joint Resolution 114 for 1 at Spring Lake, N, J. line 1B passing the summer at Ocean the repeal of the Eighteenth Amend- Grove. Mrs,' Harkrader is ii dele- ment and otherwise for the express »»<» TRUST Gp" Miss Carol Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams of Toledo, gate from the Willard Union of West- purposes just stated. For my part, I Opposite WKSTPICLD, N.J. Tk« Crock el Gold Railroad Station Ohio, formerly of Westfield, is the field to the Woman's Home Mission- believe that the Senate should plow James Stephens telli u>, ary Society annual institute and the the furrow through to the end and In hit beloved story, that guest of Miss Maud Burnes of Cedar the Crock of Gold la gath- Terrace. Miss Adams will remain in W. C. T. U. Five-State Convention not adjourn without acting upon this ered by the little elvei of being held there from July 9-10. all important matter of repealing the Ireland |o use ai ransom Westfield during the current month In case they are taken cap. and already several dinner parties Eighteenth Amendment. If we do so, tlve by a human. At the have been held in her honor. we then can go to the country with end of our rainbow wee, a record of having met every impor- toot , keek p a crockk of gold, JOINT MEETING filled with reliablble medmedii- tant real issue of the day. cine given ut by our phy- sican to guard against dis- DISCUSSES FINANCES "In the interest, therefore, of a ease. WORK BEGUN ON complete and courageous record on Matters relating to the raising of the part of the Senate, and in justice PrticnptlonM Fllk R11 Cin*u in. and substantial construction. Thi« home mast be wen to be lines full, thus maintaining a balanced hid and in the Argonne. It has been (dm*, pressure at gll times, ing of the Town Council which is appreciated. scheduled for July 11. commanded by Gen. Summerall, Gen. i There is a uniform quantity of Bullard and other noted soldiers. Property, properly pro- Inspect the newest and latest at Ml H1LLCREST AVE., WntatU j water coining Into Westfield constant- A copy of the 1931 audit made by Open for inspection all day and evenings, including Sunday. There has always been a strong feel- tected with sound insur- ly from the pumping station of the the State Department of Municipal ing of comradeship among its mem- ance, is like a gilt-edge company in Netberwood. The reser- Accounts, was received. bers. voir supplements supply from the bond, It has a SURE CHARLES KRAUSS H. G. Holm was elected president value. OWNER AND BUILDER Netherwood station during the peak NEW CHURCH CANON of the New Jersey Chapter. Any T«l. PIM. «.11M 3t MYRTLE AVE., PLAINFIELD, N. i. hours of the day. When the new First Division veteran interested in rnain is completed pressure will be It is our business to A new canon of the Episcopa' the society should-communicate with more satisfactory in Westfleld, par- properly apply the right Church requires that notification musi Patrick J. Killmurray, secretory, 496 ticularly at the elevations known as kinds of insurance to your be given the rector three days prior State street, Perth Amboy. the "Dudley Avenue Ridge." business. to the time a marriage ceremony is THE "WESTERVELT BOYS" & Y George M. Haskew, company super- to be performed. FIRECRACKER BURNS intendent and engineer in charge of PATROLMAN GILL THURSDAY & FRIDAY, JULY 7-8—S P. M. construction, states that most of the Think It Over , pipe required to lay the new line has Future .vcurs ciinnnl < fur Only one casualty occurred during INTERESTING, UNDENOMINATIONAL, CHRISTIAN I'been delivered and actual excavating lost yenrs. operations are already under way. the observance of July 4, according Every one invited to hear these 12 sons of missionaries in Africa— The line will be completed and in op- to the police record. Patrolman Fred- music—singing—stories—experiences. eration within thirty days, Mr. HBS- erick Gill received an injury to his kew expects. back, resulting from an exploding No Adniitisa Chaw All Welcome firecracker. He was treated by Dr. A Picnic For Two? Howard F. Brock and resumed his — IN THE WESTFIELD Y. M. C. A. AUDITORIUM — Wn« of Short Lenflh duties. Otherwise a "safe and sane" Light waves (ire only rollllonths of Fourth was observed ,in Westfleld. an inrti In lpnsth. What could be nice'r than Police Chief John C. Rosecrans ex- a tender pressed satisfaction at this and at- tributed as the reason the fact that 2-Pound Milk-Fed , the town ordinance prohibits the sale WEDDING ! of dangerous firecrackers and limits FOUND CHICKEN the sale to three days, July 2 to 4. STATIONERY Roasted in a genuine CW.i SHERRY WINE SAUCE The Riime of chess is of oriental orig- TAKE ADVANTAGE . . . socially The best plug for all in, probably Chinese or Intllnn, but Stuffed with FKUITS half a dozen oilier Innds liuvo nnelont of the Comfort Columbian offers correct Electrical Appliances.. traditions ooncenilng It. and packed to insure a Refrtlh your eoHoni, lineni and silks Made to carry 1000 watts. "happy landing". thli wmmer without effort, and enjoy Sturdy construction—not Tkc OrllrtUl Columbian Quality at new lower price* Delivered Now you can get $1.25 easily broken. Laundering Dry Cleaning . Dyeing genuine engraved HENRY P. TOWNSERD Wedding Invita- We have sold hundreds Aa-en< lor Vmlttt Vaa tarrtn, lae. ESTABLISHED 1JH tions, Announce- with complete satisfac- MOVING . EXPRESS Phont, ments, "At Home" tion. STORAGE MArkel 3-3980 Cards or Visiting CriAlni . Paeklai . 3hippl»l WX-4800 aundry Cards without go- Atk for the Arrow Iron Daily Trips lo !h» Stashor*. Atbury Park 3330 NHVAItK.N.J. ing out of West- Plug for replacements. .Luncheon 65c Dinner 11.00 Office! 224 ELMER STREET field and at less Sunday Dinner $1.00 'Phona 2-1621 cost. PHONE Telephone 2-3760 1746 THE Electrical&GiftShopJrc. RINTIN of every description 128 ELM STREET Quimby St. at Elm 5 WESTFIELD can be obtained at LEADER Pott Office Building We Will Close at 8 P.M. During p G the Summer Months, 80 Elm Stared 'Phsn* 2-215* flu "LEADER" Press, 50 Elm Street West) 84 ELM STREET^- THE WESTFEELD t£APBB, WEDNESDAY, JULY $, 1932

The ocelot, for aU & looks jjfc j , RATtS: erly corner of the lot to be first sold; I smooth sleek putty, U ao alu Vim. gAWfi—The Thrift Shop, 21S Cen- FIVE TKUU AUO j liouHtfivurk, either part or f and cofita. tral Ave., corner North, telephone ; small tin box Only unusually neat, clean worker. FRANK K^EMMONS, StierlB, p •„„ along- the said first lot, two wliich rangeg from Tesas south* Onc-Cent-A-Word WeaUVtld 2-2530—While unumcl tub, ' iujr someimportano t papers and a few old netid ai'jily. 644 Sh&dowl&wn Drive. ; PAUL Q ER, So. hundred thirty^fiv«..e. an_„.d, „.„„.„.„_«„seventy-flv<» ^ Patagonia. Tte tull-grown gpiiinet dtiuk, baby bath, victrola, \ eoius. "Would greaUy ipprociatts find-1 7-6-tf ; Fees f20 58 EDJ&WL one-h\mdre feet, more or Minimum Charge 25c gas stove, mimic cabinet. Ing person to wfiom this was givtiii. : less, to Ihe place of Beginning. Is a little lsrgw* than t house • James A. Smith, 'Phono 2-0743. ! Being the same premises which were SAIJE—Mahogany library table, ' lives by preyiag Ufioc em»n "Adi*'Accepted by 'Pkone EMPLOYMENT WANTED , In Chancerv of New Jereey. Between} conveyed to the said Nicholina Or- muhoKalii.. _„,_. ,- servin—'Vlugg table, baby's bath *'|& AJIiCIAl, ASSISTANCE REKUKJI— and birds, Tin Kientiflc Student wishing to enter college _ — The Mutual Building and Loan Asso- eHetU Starr by Paul Q. Oliver, adrain- tub, uurserv anj high chair, t . clatlon of WestJeW, N. J., a Corp., com- j rator, by deed recorded in the Union ocelot it 4n aMMoM! charft of tm «M* cIit'Hln of drawers, «ccjoter-bifat>, jelly et home by a St In fir«! class laundress. All family Dtalnatit, and Egldlo Puclllo, et als., - • • ~— • «.„,. Ata vili M au4e for »d» glasses and canning jars, 'Phone defendants. Fi. fa. for Bale of mort- WestflaUl 2-3C93-W. wash is done for |4.oQ, and I also tfcatawi 1'urnifib everything. "Phone Fan wood KB&ed premises. There is due aproximately ^,um.vi, a yellowish or reddish gra; HAM* (AllHJAOKg. A nice assortment 2-7S49-W after 6. By virtue of tbe above-stated writ with Interest from May 5th, 1932, and shading off to whit* on the to choose from, Priceu $7.GO and up. HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE ; - - —— . ,' of fierifleri facias to uie directed 1 sshall Open Monday and Saturday evenings. AK'i'EU— work, painting, • expose for Bale by public vendae, In FRANK R. EMMONS, Sheriff. parts, and thickly Bmrked with" H. J. Martin, 148 East Broad St. repairing, or job work of any kinu. the District Court Room, in the Court JOSEPH J. MUTNICK, SoIT. HOUSES FOft RENT POM SAl-fc—M«w 4~fee*ro«m HOHMC, in. Fees 137.88 EDJAWL 6-29-4t gated Mack-ed*. spots and blot 7-6-tf ; quint street; ideal for children. 705 J By day or contract. Prices rig-lit, i House in the city vt Elizabeth, N, J., A long tlm* ig» U ranged at for i St. Marks Ave. Telephone H. Jor-j ?FP . HHardyd , 108 Gdl A ~ —!•!•! II UCITALS at |6S; de- PLAftTI — Cauliflower, 14,00; celery" j WEDNESDAY, THE 13TH DAT ftAI.IO— •s Arkansas', aeeerding to cooloi JiKhtful home, cosvenUjit to Lincoln $2.00; cabbage, $2.00 (6,000, (6.00);! OF JUI/tf AV 1932 In Chancery of New Jersey. Between ficbool, 1100; excellent buy, conven- sprouti, 12,00; tomatoes, 98.06 per i Joseph StoIU, complainant, and Henry lent to (IranI School, 111,600. 'Phone 1,000. All varieties. 4 acres. Ko- [Anng'ardt, et ale., defendants. Fl. fa. I, Ferkint, MM. chelle fc Sons, Chester, New Jeraey. for Bale of mortgaged premises, 6-29-5t By virtue of the above-stated writ y Wf ~~ili«»'«M»l CvloaM HM*. of fieri facias to me directed I shall Phaedrus, ui «id philosopher, • room* and bath, sun yarlor and FOB »4B k UiaUs (M rara expose for Bale by public vendue, In touted the phftM "Addfig 4»n, «tr« lavatory on first floor; all the District Court Room, in the Court laaprot«m«&ts', *Uara heat; two-car Im; cheap. Call WoBtfleld 2-1C28. Us, 12 and 13 respectivelyespectiy, | County 'of Union "and State of New House in the city of Elizabeth, N. J., Injury," in kit hamorous tale ••'••re; M8.90. 'Phone 2-2«38-W. wish to care for children durin Jersey. Bald Man and the Fly.1' A tn UAUV CHICKS. Supplies tor ail p•tii . Summer vacation. A. MessinaMess , 2 BEGINNING In the northwesterly •WEDNESDAY, THE 27TH DAT Birds boarded. 'Westfleld Pet Sbop, 11'arkwayk , WestfleldWd, 'PhonPh e 222196J sidde linli e of Livingstoi n StreetSt , att a OF JULY, A, D.j 1932, some fly bit th» tend of a bald \ _| corner NtNorthh AAve . and £Ell m SSt. M«4 it thi hih ia distant fifty the < "l-l-tf Alt:no«i—Hoeaehul* _ rooms, bath, steam heat, largo F : top uw .10 g- ;IMI* wishes work, experienced cook, uorch; owner to retain one room, any desk, tttoel cabinet with cleaning und laundry; part time or blow. L.AHP (MADE* of unueual and dis- lit rental to desirable tenant. Thos. uuiomalie lock, 1 small tKiuare show day's work. Good reference. Call WflQted to i fc, Br»y, IS! Cluk St. 7-6-t tinctive designs at present day case, 1 long klasti topr table__ _. An- Westfleld 2-2890. prices. See tnem todaytoda . Electrical insect i sii Sift ShopShp , Inc.Inc , 121288 Elm St., Post tiquftf; chairs, bureau, tables, Hliera- MBf—Sli-room bungalow, tiled lon lowboy, butterfly table, Chippon- WIMJ CAHI<: PUH VOIIB ( HII.DBKN youn bvtthroom, fireplace, garage; $80. Six- Office Building. 6-11-tf tlale chairs, glassware, pottory. Odds at my home morning and afternoonB. Injury?" roon house, sunroom, tiled bath, fire, und endH electrical equipment, mo- Outdoor play. Hours 9-12, 8-6. Tel. Jersey. plsxu), »»ra«;ei »«0. Seven-room house, BOLLINi •»s»«ee alealerr —Service, tors, wive, cable, etc. Ohlntz lined along those lands and binding thereon sheer and lacy weave. 11 coupons 8-6386. 8. 8888 ° B. one hundred twentytwenty-fivee (U6() BEQBEGINNINL G at. a point In the east- nnji; tCC. Irene DanleiB, 116 Hort curtains, pieces of chlnU, velveLS, erly line of Kim ball Avenue, distant It,, W«t«eld J-Ull. entitles the purchaser to one pair «tc, for pillows; ruga, one 9xJ4, one HosJA* wishes day's work. feef t to thhe Balld sidide linli e of LivingstoLiit n free. A reliable Hosiery, with a auar. Street; tfience along: aafd side line of sixty (60) feet southwesterly from Its antee. French Shop, 287 East Broad Bxio. Also many lamp »haMBB ua' -——-'"•-• *•- hundred and fifty (160) feet from tha ated it Westfleld, Union County, N. J. easterly line of Kimball Avenue; re»s you will achieve.—Orlt. mm BMT—i-room house, 2 baths, call WaalleM l-llll. wholeeaU ana * AmKNTKH aa« slVILIIISM— Altera- HIOH «< HOLt3-Aatil> WOMAN, neat nnd with Interest from May 9th, 1932, and Bive poRt/itrp Mnmiw. rhp Pslla, Ft. (Pocono Mountains), Mod- , , BOOM! at 118 Ferrit Place —Choice of meals nearby. Garages «NI0HAIi OI»«/Tlt*l'TOH^-Curpenter, [ clean, wishes part time or general Being lot number sixteen as laid black of lfi-,0 nnd the two-pp»ce htnl am conveniences. Inquire 80S Wal- plumbing, mason, painting and job-1 housework. Mi's. Kerttula, Box FRANK R. BMMONS, Sheriff, down on a niHp of land belonging to nut St., Westfleld; Tel. Westfiela i- for rent, reasonable. rfluu u, utjiviun, ooi r. ! Fink and Plemon at Westfield, N. J., tn 1840. Til? first po*tn£f> sin nip li-l •III. 1-81-(t lh g of ul! kkinds. Hstimatas cheer- 177-C, Westfldld Ave., Clark Town- PAUL q. OUVBH,_8o)'r. TWO Allrerllrr, Large, CoaMCtlae; fully giveni . AA, Vunilokuni, Tel. ship. Fees ?22.il8 HDJ&WL 6-15-U which map is on file at th« office of •lied hy the United Stntr« Ki>vprnm«t| Mewn—Prlvate bath If deB and 90 Jn blc ' "No . "3-; n0"9 "tli o easterly line of Spruc- e Street lit HUloreit Ave., Tel, WeitOel-ll-tM -f run RENT—Slasle aai Doakle M—m, years experience, Highly pedigreed IIA NO |tAl'NI>HV BBRVIC13~DeL.uXe a proposed street called "Parkway"; nicely furnished, >-mlnute walk to Ifiundry service, everything; carefully nald stake helne also a corner of Ellri and 100 in block No. 4; 221, 222, 223 shDwn on the map of the Boselle Lai wire haired Terrier puppy, 0 and __22.* i..n. bloc_k No. «; 264. 266 and and Improvement Company; thence 1 fft sBBKT1—T»a.r»,|| Must, IM station. 61! Westfleld Ave., Tele- weeks old, |40, D. France, Hill- washed In many changes of nice mild Louisa Edward's land: thence from r phone Westfleld 2-2673. i-29-tf side Ave. near Springfield Ave., Buds, called for and delivered at a said beg-innintf along: the line of said 266 in block No. 7; 29fi, 297, 298, 307 an easterly course along the sai. Prospect St. Inquire Doerrer * Sons. .Springfield; Mlllburn 6-0172-J. very roasonnule price. 'Phone West- Parkway or street southeaster.y thir- and 308 In block No. 8; 337, S38, 33ft, southerly line ot said land of the Cen ty-one feet to a point; thence binding 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 361, 362, tral Railroad Company twenty-six feet, PLKAIANT FRONT ROOM with pri- 5-Mf fleld 2-1910 day and night. 6-22-4t 363 an Applppl;y r. H. Wllloutl.br. «• on showers, M-15 installed complete ttnpr, concrete work, painting or lino of land of said J. Ackerman Cole; line of the Old Wheittsheaf Road, no» said pnint distant noutheasterly four block No. 11; 463, 454, 463 and 464 vacated"; thence south seventy-five de- coorn* Avivm.,* of your own broker. r«R RENT—Pow llafaralskeal Reuse, with curtain. Call Plaindeld 6-4673. waxing floors; 50c per hour. R. In block No. 12; COS, «04, 605 and «0G in heat, gas and light furnished. Tel. Office: 218 Wfttehung Ave. (Ojiposlle Gaoto, 708 Central Ave., 'Phone hundred and nUty-five feet from an Krees and thirty minutes West twenty- an^Ie In snl<3 Cole's line; thence bind- block No. Ill-on "a certain map entitled five feet to land now or formerly 0' Westfleld 8-3204-W after 6 p.m. l'DBt Office). 6-22-tf Westlleld 2-2160 after 6 P. M, "Map nf Qlenivood Estates, situate In Edwards; thence north fifteen degre« 1-6-tf ing on sala Cole's line Northwesterly 1 for a distance of ninety feet to Und the Town cf Westfleld am\ Township west along said Edwards* land ninety- GARAGES FOR RENT m BRIDGE PRIEBS «t the of Scotch Plains, Union County, New FOR RBN1Wfll»Kl« ••< llo.hlc SMM CARPENTER WORK WANTED — Al- Iierelnforo conveyed to Ella Louisa nine feet more or less to the place Marlette Gift Shop. Their selection Edwards; thence binding1 on said Ed- Jersey" owned by Shackaniaxon Cor- of Beginning:. or two connecting double roomsrooms; *t- Is large, prices are reasonable. 26ft terations and repair.., roofs, garagei, poration, surveyed by K A. Dunham, (UUUCMI roil B1CKT In business sec- tractiveimtnvc, sunnyouinij.. JPrivata rlvate familyfamily.. $91 screens, etc. Jobbing of all kinds. wards' lino Northeasterly one hundred Ueiiifr the same premises heretofore tion. , Harry N. Taylor, 'Phone West. East Broad St. «-l-tf ninety-six feet to Parkway, the point Westfleld AveM 'Phone 2-H33, Kstlmates. Thomas P. Price, B41 1 Civil .eel', September, 1920, and eoiiveved by the party of the first part •sM t-tlM 4-1-tf l-l-tf FI H.MTIHK RKAlft Cumberland &t., Tel. Westfleld J- or place of Beginning . Belnp' known HieHidd ns and b..y. nin.....p. number 66-c in by deed of Thomas Arris, widower, re- Reflnlshed Keatored 218B-W. «-l-tf sis lot five on "Map of Annie Belle the offlcr of the Register of Union corded in the Union County Register roR RP.NT — rarnlskrel Reassi four Ball's Property nt Mountainside, N". .T," County, State of New Jersey. Office In book 818, page 268, etc. _ LOST AND FOUND Chairs Reseated 1 windows, South and West exposure; LlnoleumB Upholstery I WO III,!, like to care for ycur Wrd There ia due approximately $4,897.70 lOxci'iithiK tlierefrom the following Tnt-re Is due approximately 14,622.(11 private bath; twin beds or single Mattresses Antiques. whiliee you are aaawayy thiti s Summerummer; and $1,175., with interest from May itoHCrllied lots mentioned in the afore- nnd $3,358.97, with interest from Octo-| nf — Birth CrrllHrejtr, Tuesday as desired; plenty of hot water. A, R. MAXWELU »85 Mountain Ave. }O0 ppee r wweekk . MrsMrs . L . E, PhillipsPhillips, 7th| 1!)»2. nnd costs. snid mortgage, to wit, lots numbers ber 17th, 1931, and costs. I saerntns, between 10:30 and 11:30. Marsh Hall, 324 Mountain Ave. 5-25-tf 053 Hlllct A Wtflld 20919 2H 205 and 266 In block 7; 296, 2B7 FRANK R. EMMONS, Sheriff. Kindly return to Leader Oftlce. d-l-tf and 298 In block 8; 361 and 362 in FURST & FUIIST, Sol'rs. L GREETING CARDS — Every kind for 'Fees $23.10 RD.I&WL S-22-U block 9; und 415 and 416 in block 11. Fees $18.JO EDJftWL 7-6-it| UMT—LaeVa WMtc «»ld Wrist Wlltk eve:*y event. Distinctive new lines. IIIMC STKNOGRAPHCR — Dictation ! flu*re Is due approximately $2,271,IB, with six diamonds; in Echo Lake Send Carls! Electrical & Gift Shop, and typing- at whatever rate you (with Interest from June lGth, 1932, ESTATE OF MARGAHBT MARY Park, 'Phone 2-1920; 539 Bummlt MOVING, TRUCKING 1 SIITJUFF'S SAU^~ 128 Elm St., Pont Office Building. have been baying . Neat, accurate, (1 COStP, MORANt DECEASED. Ave,; Reward. 6-11-tf Bpeody work done in home. 603 In Chancery of New Jersey. Between FRANK n. BMMONS, Sheriff. H'ASTKII — LapDretl, $7.5.50 IncludinIncuding paper andd By virtue of the above-stated writ In Chuncery of Kew Jersey, Between or Now Brunswick. Ild of fieri facias to me directed I ahall of said deceased, notice Is hereby gtv> tral Ave. corner North Ave., Tele- labor; 300 patterntt s to aeleclt t ffrom. Pyramid Enterprises Inc. of New Jer- to the creditors of said deceased . phone WestAeld 2-253(1, will greatly iO HUNTING OR TRESI'ASHINn fMffiM Estimates given for IInterion r and expose for sale by public venduo, in sey, a corporation, complainant, and SARGKNTS EXPRESS—Dally to New ihe District Court Hoom, In tho Court exhibit to the subscriber under oatl appreciate all donations; specially —printed on muslin. Por Ml* *t exterior pnintlnitl g worltl . Telephone Joshua Hundley (Hundly) and Mary or affirmation their claims and de- York. Baggage & specialty. Dump [ rti* Lender Office. «-l-tf Plalnfleld 6-8731-R. 8-15-4t House In tho city of Elizabeth, N. J., needed are sheets, pillow casos, truck to hire, cheap. 'Phone Wett- Hundloy (Humdly), defendants. Pi. fa. mands against the estate of laid de- raen'a pants, shoes and underwear, for sale of mortgaged premises, ceased within six months from thi fleid J-S033; Ne" w Torlc~ ' , Barcla" y CINDERS * CRUSHED BLUB BTOOTD KNTIRE FAMILY W A0HIN G COi ti WEDNESDAY, THE 2?TH PAY I boy's shoes and clothing, children's 7-8633. ! By virtue of the above-atated wrtt date of said order, or they will b( shoes and clothing, women's lar^e 5-1-tf for sale. H. P. Townaend, 'Phone less than- a laundress 1MLY«S you OP JULY, A. D., 1932, of fieri facias to me directed I shall forever barred from prosecuting or re- else dresses, girl's shoes and cloth- 2-16S1. 6-1-tf free for th« day. We use raln-ioft at one o'clock Standard (two o'clock expose for snle \>y public venduo, in • VA Lb Wlllouirhhy'i Transfer, 2-01K1, water, Procter ft Gamble's soap, Daylight Saving:) Time, In the after- covering the same against the aufc- ing, high chair, smttll low table, baby the District Court Room, In the Court scriber. carriage, kerosene cook stove. Ice JAMES r. SKILHH, Ma.oa Work in all fresh air drying, no Ink markt. noon of snld day, House In the city of Elizabeth, N. J., ' box, boy's express wagon, wardrobo its branches; patchlne a Iipeclal IV, Flat Work, minimum .., B0 All tho following tract or parcel of on WILLIAM M. BEARD, Seml-FlnlBhod, minimum 75 Innd and promises hereinafter particu- Executor and Proctor, trunk, kerosene lamp, book case, We hove sonic" fin'o"usjj' Furii'lturo Prices reasonable. 'Phon« '*«itn fM WEDNESDAY, THE 2ND D^A' Westfleld, N. J. clonet and kitchen sink. 2-2652. 5-11-tf Thrifty-Finished, minimum .... 11,00 larly described, situate, lying and bo- OF AUGUST, A.D., 1932, for sale for storflso chnrges. Press-Finished, minimum 11.15 ing- In the Town of Westfleld In tho Fees ?7.80 fl-23-lt County of Union and State of New nt one o'clock Standard (two o'clock WANTED—A Snare Drafts, must be TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT—All make,!, Hand-Fln!sh«d, minimum .,. ...|1.75 Daylight Saving) Time, In the after- In trnod condition. 'Phone Wostfiela highest cash prices paid. Addrsss Telephone Wtitfleld 1-1J00 Jersey. ESTATE OF GEORGE W. COLE, MOVINR A KPKCIAI.TV. H. P. Town- noon of said day, craned. I "Typewriter," care Leader Office. ana our Yellow Amtn will call. PlllST TIlACT; Beginning at a stake All the following tract or parcel of send, 'Phono 8-1681. •-1-tf VANDOREN LAUNDRT SERVICE, Inc. on tile northeast side of the road lead- Pursuant to the order of GEORGEI land nnd premises hereinafter particu- H. JOHNSTON, Surrogate of the Coun- WANTED— A Boy's llii-ji'U. In pood "A Lending Public Service Institution." Ing: from 'Westueld to Rahway, which larly described, situate, lying and be- condition. Phono Westfleld 2-0556-M. 3RASIIORR KXPKBS8—Csrrylns; bag- I'l'lUlLSTEtAKfl nl New an* Ol« F»r. «ltf H tn he stands on tlie northeast side of ty of Union, made on tho 8th day oi Kage and household furniture. Rates ing in the Town of "Westfield In the June, A. D., 1932, upon the application allure, slip covers, cushions, mat- a U.aek walnut treo and In the lino of County of Union and State of New reasonable. Call Westfteld 2-1621. tresses, color schemes nrransd. lartda of the Estate of Thomaa ClarU, ) jeVt«y of the undersigned, as Administrator WANTED TO RENT 6-1-tf Charles LeCner, H93 Mountain ave- LEGAL NOTICES (IccenseiJ, thence running along said I " trs«yBUO.I of the estate of sui-tl deceased) notlct nue, Westfleld; 'Phone Westfleld I Ut>a*i south fifty-one decrees twenty BEGINNING at a point on the Is hereby given to the creditors o* 1427 for estimates. 0-1-tr minutes East (S. 51" 2Qr E.) ninety- southerly side of Downer Street, dis- sold deceased to exhibit to the suV WAKTUD TO RUNT—«.Hiu>m House, SUEIUWg tant twenty-five feet easterly from the scriher under oath or affirmation their- garage. C. J. Fritz, 620 Mountain APARTMENTS FOR RENT woven (97) feet and forty-one one hun- r.AHDRNKIl, drlvewayi. In Chancery of New Jersey. Between owner the final account of the subscriber, Thurs. Eves., 7-8 P.M. Prudential Nolhlnu llCe It In this section, Post Office Building. 5-U-tt Daylight Saving) Time, In the after- the lli\e of said lands; thence South Trustee under the last will and testa- Trdg. s>. Fin. Corii., 10< West 4th St., noon of said day, Street seven ty-flve feet to the point nendy for Immediate occupancy. Tel. forty-one deproeB twenty minutes "West or place of Beginning. Be (mid <1lmen- ment of IAJTHER M. WHITAKBR, de- Pl&lnneld. 'Phone Plfd, 6-S830, Mills, ou'uor, Westflold S-0449-J, FLOORS cleaned, waxing-, polishing. All tho folia win-—s trtvet or parcet •-l . o-f- (S. 41° 20' W.) three (3) chains and pa f pn ceased, will bo audited and atatol W .find nnd premises hereinafter particu- sions niorp or leaa. Topetlier with a the Surrogate, and reported for settle- a-15-tr old varnish removed, Ponsell ma-1 ]ftiul nnd premiaos hereinafter1 parttcu- sixty-one (61) llnkB along lands of the n strip of land aa chino; nanrby towns; 'reliaWe refer- larlyy describedbe,, situate, lyingljMnp and bebo- Kstato of .Thomas Clark, deceased, to i of ment to the Orphans' Court of tnt ARMS. Dealrable 3 rooms «nc«. Daniel Skinner, 821 Webator InR In thA Town of Westflela, in tho tho 1 follows: BEGINNING! at n point on County of Union, on Friday, the loul INSTRUCTION PUco. Plalnflo.d, N. J. Tel. Plnfld. 'Mo BecinnlnK . the easterly side of Osborn Avenue with bnth, excellently furnished, on County of Union and State of New SECONSECOND TRACTRACTT: Beginninng on tho -aS!3-J. 7-0-41 rooms and hath; Ideal for smnll fam- Keller. 1809 ~CentVaf Ave'«"n««'"Plfl- thetico'S. 45M" 13. fnrty-elffht" feet* to Oredtlis (37.41) feet; thence In n north- dred ami twenty-five foot to the oast- .Tolinaton, Surrogate of the County ° | ily or business couple. Reasonable. ton sttttlon; 'Phone 2-1454, thl o lino of a proponedproponed^ street fiftfiftyy *50J60>) easterly direction nnd parallel with "ilv slrlo of Osborn Avenue, thonce Union, mnde on the 20th day of June.l Inquire Westdeld Market, 222 Bust 6-1-tf feot In width now Inld out nnd oponed (lip northwesterly lino of thfi lot to northerly l „ ihe easterl„ y Rkle o-f- A. IX, 1932, upon the application of tn»| Meilcan War Society Hroail St. t-J-tf hy the Surveyors of the II left wit y. noiv be first sold, (being the line dividing Opborn Avenue ton feet to tho point undcrsifrned os Executor of the estftte| , Kvrnlnir nntl Hundur Ktir*- known ns SURCPX Street; thence n\ong or place of Beplnnins:. Bo said dlmen- of said deceased, notice Is hereby given The Ajtcf c)uh wn» founded In 1847 ttap^m neltvvrrti to your home. said first lot from said lands belong- to the creditors of said deceased tQ_ APARTMENT — Small, centrnlly lo- the line of Raid Street southeasterly ing to tho Estate of, Thomas Clark, HlO"« morwor lesB. bj offlrers of the United Stulcis nnny cnted threo-room npnrttnent; llRhted Ttnbt»rt W, Jacob!, 12 Elm St., 'Phono an rluh nmn- Rfthwnftny y noncl (now known an Central ceased; thence North fifty-nine degrees •il -'niiH (n ntnti(] ffrom Osborrnn AveAve- Did you forget to advertise this "There nro two sides to nvery Avonuo) N. 44777° W. flftvflft (50) ffeet to fifty minutes. Wo»t (N. 59* 50* W.) Belnpl r partt off l hhcrntn- forever barred from proaeoutlni? or re- innteR hl« llrst-horn sdis ur stum* other tho l B (N. 69* 50*' covering the same against the 8u°- 1 week? Well aorvc forgot it next tlon," Is a fl of BRGTNN1NOGTNN1NO. ContnlnlnfCtll f u tn the pnrtitirtv of tthhe aec- tttflle hlnnrl relntlvp In snc'i "*! II'IM. sn.vhijr. Your own n nnd ono-f mirth hundredtha forty-one _ _ _ ., John A. BnrVo spriber. week I mill ilrotlths (97.41) fnct, mo'ro or leas nlonp onil pnrt by f Joh SAMUEL PHILUPS BAVAQB, rpR of Innd more or less. sold other lands of the Estate of -_ Septembeb r 21st, 1&25, There 1B duo npproxlmntoly 14,803,32, anror-nrr watched the tennis Saturday and week when he failed to nominate Al The Inn at Buck Hills Falls. Smith. According to reports, May- Sunday at the Tennis Club, you may ••••• isve decided that nobody had left or Hague will issue instructions to Commander and Mrs. Edward S. support Governor Roosevelt. Al- own. Certainly there were a large Ellsberg of Hanford place entertain- Ewmt •/ lumber of ardent Class A golfers though bitter because of the over- ed Mr. and Mrs. Albert Albelle of whelming sentiment for Roosevelt, ompeting for the president's cup at New York City over the week-end. ffte ihackamaxon, and in the flag tourna- the Hague organization will show its nent at Echo Lake, and a number of •*• sportsmanship by backing the New |iusb»nd8 and wives teamed up in the A daughter, Janet Voorhis, was York governor's presidential nomina- 1 i x e d foursomes. Nevertheless, born Monday, June 27, to Mr. and tion. Political observers at Trenton fiordes of people took advantage of Mrs. David H. Tallman of Cresskill contend that the coming Novembe: i long week-end to go to mountain in the Englewood Hospital. Mrs. election has too many elective offices r seashore, and others settled them- Tallman is the former Miss Jean Mc- for the Democratic chieftain to ig- slves in their summer homes for the Whiney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. nore the Roosevelt organization. a son. McWhiney of Bradford avenue. $5. Before the Jersey delegation went 200 lovely Sunnier Frocks of ••• to the convention there were a num -•• cool, dainty, wathakle silks. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford D. Good- ber of sympathizers of Roosevelt bul Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Warner of Law- This is a busy time of yeat for the Weevelew or cat) *le*v* styles. nee avenue spent the week-end at man and family of the Boulevard are Hague held them in line at the con- Others more fortunate are leaving spending the month of July on their vention. Since the nomination ii over Girl Scouts of Westfield. Many of as the above picture shows—for two Whit* and pwtel shadM. Slat* ke Mahopac, N. Y. them will go to Camp Allenliiook, the -•• island in Damariscotta Lake, Maine. and Roosevel t is the Democratic weeks or more in camps. Already UtoU day camp of the Westfield Council, several of the Westfield scouts have Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Thorp of -•• choice, his candidacy will grow strong- Inc., 2 '/ii miles from town, near the left or are leaving in a few days for awrence avenue spent the week-end Mrs. E. Pomeroy Staats of Clark er in the state, particularly in the Willow Groye corner. the three nearby scout camps. ^t Centre Moriches, L. I., at the sam- street is in Cooperstown, N. Y. rural sections. ner home of Mrs. Thorp's parents, «•» With the Democratic party pledged *>. and Mrs. M. H. Phillips of Dud- Miss Carroll Adams, daughter of to repeal of the 18th Amendment and GIRL SCOUTS ATTEND ey avenue. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Adams, now of modification of the Volstead Act, par- Toledo, Ohio, formerly of Westfield, ,y harmony is necessary for success, SUNRISE SERVICE If Amos and Andy Mr. and Mr>. L. H. Ryer of the is the guest of Miss Maud Burnes of the observers here declare, because should soft- $7. pedal their 'repression' Boulevard have taken a cottage at Cedar Terrace, factional lines would give the Repub- dialogue o: Girl Scouts who assisted at the suddenly break forth with paeans fo MM* sheer frock*, |*elut frock* oint Pleasant for the summer. ••- icans the opportunity they hope for. early sunrise service which was held and lovely silk print*. Dreaw* Governor Moore was the first Dem- prosperity, you may blame the Whiti -•- Miss Frances Martin of Kimball House. A New York financial pupei in Mindowaskin Park on July 4 were: Made to retell up to 11.H. R«f- Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Cameron avenue left Saturday on a motor trip ocrat in the state to declare his sup- Dorothy Erkenswick, Marjorie Pol- port for Governor Roosevelt. He an- has taken seriously the report tha »nd family of Wychwood road went to the Pacific Coast accompanied by Mr, Hoover has politely suggested t Inemus, Eleanor Reier, Mary Lou Wil- i their summer home at Westcolang Miss Helen Wenz of Camden and Miss nounced his loyalty after the nomina- tion was announced. Others are the radio comedians that the; cox, Eleanor Rockey, Marjorie Aus- bn the Pelsware, Pennsylvania. They Violet Jackson of Englewood. waiting for Mayor Hague to declare 'Brighten Up the Corner" a bit dur- ter, Katherine Tiehl Smith, Jeannette pad as their week-end guests Mr. and -•• for the Presidential nominee. ing the campaign. Hubbard, gheena Webster, Lucille Mrs. Robert Matlock of Kimball ave Mrs. Leo Montamat of 711 High land avenue was hostess on Sunday The wet and dry issue will have a Stamm, Mrs. L, H. Hubbard, Mrs. Ed- last to her cousin, Sir Fredrick O'Con- prominent part in the November cam- Senator Couzens of Michigan, arch ward Webster, Mrs. C. Roy Auster Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Host of Hill- nor, who is in New York for a few paign, Republican leaders are find- foe of skullduggery on the part o: and Miss Dorothy L. Williams. bide avenue spent the week-end at days on his way back to England aft- ing it difficult to explain the G. O. P. transportation and communication, The official color guard represent- (heir summer home at Lavallette, er a hunting expedition to Nepal, In- prohibtion plank. They will campaign big business, thinks that railroad of- ing the Westfield Council Girl Scouts, on the economic issue and endeavor . 1. dia, where he was former British ficials should cease drawing Coolidge Inc., was from Troop 5, which meets to evade the dry and wet issue. ••• envoy. Sir Fredrick conducted the salaries in Hoover times. "We hea: in the Presbyterian parish house un- Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Pierce and Prince of Wales and his party on With both candidates wet, the in- rom business, condemnation of bu der the .direction of Mrs. David E. their hunting trip to India in 1921. ROSENBAUM'S teresting campaign this year will be rcaucracy in the Federal Goverment,' Smyth and Mrs. L. H. Hubbard and daughter, Joann of Bradford avenue, •HtllMil'l •pent the week-end at the Essex and -•» between United States Senator W. laid the Senator, "yet I submit tha Mrs. E. C. Heald. The flags used Warren Barbour, Republican, and •!••*•• Bussex Hotel at Spring Lake. Mrs. Charles Dobbrow, Jr., of when the Pennsylvania Railroad ha were those of Troop 6. Representative Percy Stewart, Dem- -•- Shackamaxon Drive and her two sons, o carry 100 employees whose salariei Lauriston and Roger, are spending ocrat of Union County, nominees for aggregate »2,000,000 a year, it ii Phone Plfd. 6-2600 FREE Parking Mrs, Marion D. Mowery of Moun- U. S. Senator. The Democratic wet FIVE RESIDENTS ain avenue and her daughter, Ruth the summer at the summer home of ividence that there is undoubtedly i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobbrow, Sr., pronouncement is expected to mate- great deal of bureaucracy and unncc BECOME CITIZENS Inn, left yesterday by motor for rially aid Stewart. The dry advocates heir summer home at Centreville, at Weekapaug, R. I. ssary overhead expenditure there.' have no choice between the two can- Five Westfield residents were ipe Cod. Mrs. E, R. Merry, Jr., SALLY. —o— didates, granted citizenship papers on Thurs- Arlington avenue went with them The Backto-the-Farm plan has pass- In the November election a state' day by Judge Alfred A. Stein before id Mrs. J. H. Verlenden of Law ed the Senate, It provides for co HAUSNERTOBE wide referendum will be held on the whom they were examined in Nat- operation of the Department of Agri rence avenue is joining them tomor- repeal of the Hobart State Enforce uralization Court, Elizabeth. More culture with state and local agencies row, HONORED AT LINDEN ment Act. The drys will put up a than 100 applicants appeared with I for the selection of city families qual -•• strong opposition to the repeal of the their witnesses which resulted in a Officials of Westfield and citizens ified for living on the farm and for Miss Dorothy Finken, daughter of law. crowded court. It was the final ses- Mr. anu' Mts. C. F. Finken of Stone- generally of this and neighboring mu- the choosing of farm areas. nicipalities have been invited by thi sion of the Naturalization Court un leigh Park, is spending the summer til September 29. Those from West at Wareham, Cape Cod. Miss Bar- Linden Chamber of Commerce and CAMPALLENBROOK Husbands get n break at last. Con field were: Euplio Pelosi, 527 Centra Announcing bara Finken, who returned recently the Hausner Welcome-Home commit- gregs has paused a bill giving alien avenue: Dorothee Caroline Bauer, from the Roberts-Beach School in tee to attend, at Linden on Saturday OPENS FOR SEASON I men marrying American women 636 North avenue; Emanual George of this week, the reception to be 'giv •Catonsville, Md., is spending the sum- Georgatos, 31 Elm street; John Scott en in honor of Stanislaus Felix Haus- Camp AUenbrook, the day camp of preferred place on the immigration |ner at home with her parents, McMillan, 159 East Broad street and ner, Union County aviator whose re the Westfield Qirl Scouts opened yes- quota list. William Steele Braidwood, New York -•- cent attempt to fly from New York terday with the special treat of a Girl MAYBURNE ivenue. Mrs. Theodore H. Ludwig of Kim- to Warsaw and whose subsequent res Scout birthday party in honor of First Senator Hawes of Missouri, friend ball avenue has gone to St. Paul, cue by a passing steamer, after his Class Scout Joy Hardgrove of Troop of our little brown brother, : ! trying Minn., for a visit with her son-in-law plane had floated eight days in mid 8, High School troop, who ia one of desperately to salvage the Hawes- POLICE COURT NOTES and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- ocean, have claimed headlines in the the junior councillors at camp. A Cutting Philippine independence bill erick A. Weyerhaueser. Mr. Ludwig newspapers for the last fortnight. ipecial birthday cake was baked by in an expiring Congress; claims that Eighteen Elm Street is in Europe on a business trip. the cooks under the direction of First 78 members of the Senate favor its Uert Baytops and Freedman Tay- Mr, Hausner's homecoming will be or, negroes, were fined $10 and $15, -•- the occasion of Linden's largest pub- Class Scout Elizabeth Kuehn of Troop passage. Having passed an economy 1, who is the junior- councillor in measure voting government employees •esiiectively, when arraigned before Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Motheral lic demonstration yet given to a celeb- Recorder A. C. Nash in police court : of Westfield avenue have been motor- rity, said John Sweet, secretary of charge of the cooking squad. Under a month's "furlough" without pay, her direction six quarts of orange ice Congress is rushing through Tuirsday night on a charge of disor- A New Shop Specializing In ing this week through the Green the Linden commercial organization. to an erly conduct. The men were ar- Mountains of Vermont. was also made to celebrate the party. adjournment for five months' vaca- Nearly 60 Linden organizations of ion with pay. ested Wednesday night for loitering -•- all kinds, plus many other bodies Scouts who will attend for this it Rahway avenue and West Broad Misa Helen Sim, daughter of Mr. from various parts of this and neigh week in camp include Eleanor Reicr, troet. The police have received num- and Mrs. J. A. Sim of Lawrence ave- boring counties, will unite in this Dorothy Handy, Mary Lou Wilcox Pottery'i Wide Range rous complaints from residents in DRESSES FOR CHILDREN nue, returned on Sunday from Eur- event. Barbara Handy, Eleanor Rockey, Pottery Is anything nnnrie nf bilked hat vicinity which state that the cor- ope, where she spent the winter. Features of the day will be a pa- Marjorie Auster, Jeannette Atkins, cliiy, glnzrtl or unKlnzcrt. It rnncps er appears to bo a favorite lounging -•- rade covering all the principal streets, Dorothy Colmer, Marjorie Polhemus, from more biscuit wnrc mich as flow- ilaco for groups of young men who Mrs, Donald M, Allardyce and her a public reception at the city hall, Dorothy Erkinswick, Doris Anna Bag- er pots florists USP fhroiiffli tlie whole t times become quite boisterous. Or- ger, Emily Preston, Cynthia Bass, young son are expected to arrive Fri- and a banquet at the Junior High Kainut to PKIISIICII clilnn. In rplitll ers have been issued to the police OPENING JULY NINTH rean Swanson, Elaine Thompson day from Atlanta, Georgia, for a vis- School. The parade will begin at 3 usiipe, however, llie term Is con/lnnd fficers to arrest any person found [Catherine Tiehl Smith, Shirley Aus- it with her mother, Mrs. R. H. Mid- in the afternoon and the banquet at lnrp'ly tn nrl pottery nncl kitchen ijtering at the corner. 6:30 in the evening. ;er, Ann Mclntosh, Harriet Auster, dleditch of the Boulevard. Harriett Auster, Jane Preston, Nancy Bands of music are to come from -•- Bass, Ruth Jean Dickson, Dorothea Ltf« Dance to Fight Fir* all parts of northern New Jersey and Far Northern Sea Our Prices Will Be Moderate Mr. and Mrs. F. W. MacDonald and Sicolson, Jane Gordon, Eugenie Dilts, Leaving the dancing floor during a from the New York metropolitan dis- The Kuril Hen Is nit 111*111 of the Arc family, who are summering at Say- oy Hardgrove, Elizabeth Kuehn, lall at lilckley, England, women In trict. Addresses will be made by per- tic ncwin Indenting the const of north- lorsburg, Pa., have as their guests Miss Mary Emily Tourbier, Miss Eliz- evening dress formed n bucket brignde sons of both local and state promi- ern Silmrln between Nova Zeinbl.-i

Saturday KNOW YOUR CHILD SAME PRICE THE TOWER OF HALLS AT BRUGES INSIST ON OBEDIENCE O M Lib.-. The belfry at Bruges in Belgium, the Tower of Halls appeals to both B> EDITH D. OIXON E.teatioa Strvlca, N. J. Callafa af the eye and the eat. At the fall of Africaltara night, the gigantic tower seen on a QUALITY MARKET background of fading aky, while the halls are already wrapped in shadow, It happened' on a Sunday after- Strc el leaves an impression of grandeur that noon. Guests had arrived for tea. can never be forgotten. The view The mother, desiring a quiet, peace- from the top of the tower is extensive ful time with her friends, suggested and Holland can be seen and the sea. to the three children—0, 9, and 11 The carillon has 44 bells, which play years old—that they get their own automatically to announce the hours, supper and eat it in the dining room their halves and guarters, but on cer- by themselves, tain days a master carillonier per- After some protest the three de- forms. The great bell, or Bell of parted for the kitchen. One child Triumph weighs 19,000 pounds and prepared her supper and, with book the united efforts of eight men are in hand, retired to the dining room CENTRAL PHARMACY CO. required to ring it. and ate her meal without disturbance. The two boys presently appeared in Formerly D'ANGELO BROS. the living room dragging a table up- on which was laid the repast they had EXCURSIONS FROM AARHUS 502 CENTRAL AVENUE prepared, announcing in no uncertain The nightly steamer from Copen- terms that they Intended eating it by NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. hagen will land you at Aarhua in the the fire. morning, where the Danish hotels and The mother made no comment and SPECIALIZING IN PRESCRIPTIONS. pensions will provide you every com- the boys began their meal with con- fort while you organize your excur- siderable noise and laughter. When SODA : ICE CREAM : CIGARS sions In this wonderfully interesting about half through they ran about region. It is an old Cathedral City the room, played upon the piano, and • AND CIGARETTES and full of points of interest, but the sang songs at the top of their voices, chef glory of Aarhus are its excur- making conversation almost impossi- sions. For instance, a trip to Wols, ble. The mother made several inef- Telephone Weatfield 2-1488 with its heather-covered hille crowned fective attempts to quiet them. Final- by scores of barrows, the last resting ly the guests departed, feeling rea- FREE DELIVERY SERVICE places of the Vikings, or the trip to sonably sure that a sound scolding idyllic Femmoller, or the jojurney to would promptly follow their depar- USE THE Kalo and its ruined old castle situated ture. on a small peninsular. It was for- A parent who cannot Arry through merly a royal castle and Gustavus a request would better not make it. Vasa, later King of Sweden, was once STOPPER She certainly is not justified in pun- a prisoner there. Landscape Contractor ishing children for her own ineffec- L»w»t Cared For nil Renovated. tiveness. Monday The only person who has a right Cradini, Driveways, Draiaage *nd Concrete Work. TWO ANCIENT SUSSEX TOWNS to be firm is the one whose demands Rick Topioil and Manure for Sale, Reaionabk Price. Situated within two miles of the are reasonable. This firmness should English Channel and the famous then be accompanied with a tone of Camber Sands, twelvt milts ast of pleasant expectancy." There is ab- Call A. S. Mannino Hastings on the Southern Railway, solutely no use in asking a child to 113 PARK STREET the old world town of Eye, with its do a thing unless you intend, every or Westfield 2-0442-J cobbled streets, ancient church, Land- single time, to see that he does it. gateway, Ypres Castles and other The child is quick to recognize un- buildings, is full of interest to a visi- certainty of voice or hesitancy of tor. The surrounding district, includ- manner. If parents would change ing Bodiam Castle is easily easily their minds only when they are wrong, covered by local services. The an- not because entreated or because the cient town of Winchelsea, two miles better way proves more difficult than Westfield Lawn Mower Service :st of Rye is not unlike it in char- was at first supposed, we should have :tcr and to see its Mayor installed less whining and teasing. ALL KINDS OF GRINDING AND REPAIRING into each year is a medieval ceremony NOT the Ink! One is reminded of John who ask- WORK GUARANTEED—PRICE REASONABLE ot splendor. Golf and hunting are ed his playmate Joe to go swimming. common recreations at Eye, and a Free Delivery new course has just been made at Joe's mother had refused to allow /CURTAILING advertuing appropriation! or cancelling newspaper Camber Castle. him to go. "Tease her" said John. No," said Joe, "it won't do any good ^ advertising schedule*, won't put the cork back in the red ink for she never gives in." A. S. MANNINO bottle . .. nor will discarding the "stopper" eliminate the need for Tueiday Once a child understands that you 113 PARK STREET WESTFIELD "GO-ANYWHERE TICKETS" mean what you say he give3 up strug- Phone 2-0442-J the we of red ink in the accounting department. England will again this Summer gling. repeat the experiment of last Summer and in the principal sections of the Tk.t'i Human N»Ur« As haa been proven time and again in the past, the persistent and country, where tourists love to trovel, "When a mnn lakes delight In his consistent u»e of the advertising columns of the Leader WILL most will issue the holiday season tickets, own words," sold Ml Ho, the snge of GLASSES ON EASY or as they are popularly called, the Chinatown, "he seeks to share Ills hup- effectively put a stop to the red ink flow . . . We suggest that you "Go-Anywhere Tickets". One tour- plness nncl ilealres ns large an nnill use THIS medium to eliminate the NEED for the use of red ink. ist recently wrote a Railway Company pnee ns possible"—Washington Ktnr. KREDIT TERMS with lines in the Lake District, that his Go-Anywhere Ticket lost Summer, —Our Cent-A-Word Adi. Bring Re- which cost him ten shillings, or about sults. USE THE STOPPER-AND NOT THE INK, two dollars gave him eleven hundred miles of travel into all sections of the Lake District and in Lancashire. They on the first day, after lunch at Sens, can be had for all the great holiday bring you to Autun at E:30 p. m. areas from Cornwnll to Yorkshire. Autun is nearly 2,000 feet above the Putting ofl an eye examination ia a detriment to health Sen level and has Roman ruins and a and efficiency I A careful examination and individual Wednesday Cathedral. The second day you have fitting it guaranteed. PARIS TO THE RIVIERA BY CARlunch at Bourg and dinner at Gre- The Westfield Leader Even if you did not take your car noble. The third day you arrive at to Europe, the French have nil ar- Digne nt 3 p. m. and by 1 P. M. the LEONARD'S JEWELRY CO. rangements made to take you on one next day you are on the Riviera. Each of its famous "Auto-Cnr-de-Luxo" dny you nrrive early enough at eaoh OPTICIANS — JEWELERS rides from Paris to Nice. They leave stage to see the town of your stay 162 E. FRONT ST. Plainfield, N. J. Paris every Saturday at 0 a. m. and and the scenery enrouto is gorgeous. L.^ THE WEgTWELP LSAPBB, WEDtmBAY, JULY *,Jt932 Essex Troop Wins Over Ft. Hamilton Injjpliday Polo^ Gam Hud Rifrf TCUH EriUie OW Familiar Facet— Jeff Tetrau — tVy CHI Uhlmann GiUtry" " •r HUMA* OKKTUMCSMC The Essex Troop P«l0 ciui LEE'S HIT WITH Newark acored a rather one-sided j Vox some it is hard to imagine golf as exciting—I used to b« tory over the Fort Hamilton quaj. one of tkat aom. I don't have to use ray imagination when Gene Sara- I HELfS HAWKS WIN of Brooklyn, Monday afternoon i>( aea »t«ps on a green. Hie coolest pley gets me excited. He has been outdoor polo match played on ti in the twining for nins years of NatiomJ Open, and this year wound up I The Hawks scored a 6-6 victory 102nd Regiment field at the W« as being the only American who could take the crown. And he did— • i over the Garwood team in an exhibi- field Armory. Doug Gessford the only word I can think of is beautiful. Bobby Cruickshank and Phil I tion game played Saturday afternoon Johnny Lemp, the former Prince Perkins, British entries, fought for second place, but our own Gene didn't I at Unami Park. Lee's single in the let down under the pressure which Perkins placed upon him. Until the star, led the scoring attack with j ninth witfi two on decided the issue, •ta of the last 18, Gene was under a strain that showed his championship and four goals respectively, ably j •tuff. A long putt on No. 9 clinched the title and, with a wave of his as the winning run came bounding ported by their team mates. '. iron in a sceptre-like gesture, he finished with a margin that left no j across the plate. Garwood made a hard riding and hard driving by 1 I desperate effort in its half of the Essex Troop paved the way for ; aaestion unanswered. | ninth, scoring three runs before th« 154% victory. The rainfall dtuH » » * » ' rally was stopped. Each team scored the morning made the playing When the cold, damp, Fall weather is with us, you won't be able jtwo runs in the first three innings, to sit by the fireside and listen to the radio accounts of the boys of dear rather soft and neither team _L the Hawks added another pair in the «U Siwash playing in a sea of mud. You'll have to brave the elements put forth its best effort. Each L this Pall if yo\i want to get your football. The recent ruling of the fourth and one more in the eighth missed several chances to add to i Eastern IntercoHegiate Association bars the broadcasting of games, and and the winning tally in the ninth. score. The Essex .Troop offensive i Major Griffith of the Big Ten says it might be taken up in his realm. Garwood made its three rus in its superior to that of the visitors < The reason for this change in attitude of the amateur football rulers is half of the final inning on three hits, its defense withstood charge Nftorted to be a monetary one. The gate receipts are not so big when two errors and a pass before a single iharge by the Fort Hamilton team. tka fane is broadcast. Looks as though there is a commercial aspect to out had been made. When the Hawks Gessford started out by acoriaji ajuteur sports despite the recent hullaballo about de-emphasizing the came to bat the score was 5-all. Beat- pair of goals in the first chukker tatl professional nature of sports in colleges. I haven't been able to figure ty doubled and advanced on Lincoln's at the end of play the visitors led feJ It out—maybe you can. Yes? single. Lee then connected with one one goal. This came about as a r* ^ • • • • of Crane's offerings for a pretty sin- suit of a two-goal handicap and t TIM Yanks have secured Harvard's star moundeman, Charley Devens, gle, Beatty tearing home. •na this is the first time in years and years that anything like that has goal scored by Maj. Downs. The bj •ecurred to a Crimson player. He was able to fool the boys in college, Walck, who went the route for the sex Troop unleashed an attack in t tmk now we can look at him in the big league lots. Well, will we find Hawks, was touched up for 13 hits, second which netted them five gotai Mother Bruce CaMwell of Yale stardom and until recently, hope of the while Crane yielded 12. Garwood four by Gessford and one by HodaJ •reoklyns? Caldwell is back in New Haven after a brief attempt to make was credited with six errors while the Johnny Lemp took scoring hononl (he big-time grade. Lots of luck, Charley. Hawks made three misplays. in the third, driving three goals hoatl The line-up with accurate aim. His zeal, h«.| There has been some question about the performance of Eastern W..IUU ever, caused him to foul and his tttal atUetM in the semi-tropic heat of California. This question has been AB. K. H. E. lost a half goal. Downs also foal*i| answered after you look over the results of the Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. McKeon, ss 4 0 which cost his team a half goal. t of last week—guess the weather doesn't make So much difference. Quinn, 3b 2 Bach team scored a pair of gotlil Beatty, cf .... 1 in the fourth period and the hosxl At Wimbledon two young ladies from San Francisco fought for the Lincoln, lb . team added three more in the fifuj n'i championship of the British Isles. The usual thing, it would Lee, 2b Sheridan, rf but Hodge's foul cut the count a hiUI , .After the golf lesson the Britishers received at the hands of our point, Don Mac Grath by a brilliuil OtM, we give them a chance to glorify the American woman in tennis. Leonard, If Scheck, c bit of play acored the final goal ol| H was a good game, and I think the gallery got their money's worth the game in the final chukker. .4*a»iU the absence of local girls, Mclsaac, p " " • » • • • Walck, p .... The summaries; EIMI Tracy Fwt HaaittlaJ If local commentators continue to ran boxing, you can expect to 37 6 12 8 tasl the boys on the yachting sideline*. And I guess you could see a Totals No. 1...Gessford Maj. Dowl yacht race about a* well M you could that flght in the Bowl—if you were CarwaaJ So, 2 Lemp Lieut. Stonghttsl AB. No. 3....Hodge . Brownl»|| la the back row. Someone tried to tell me that only a sissy would follow No. 4 MacGrath .... Lieut Harriml •a yacht race—well, he might have been right in his opinion, but an ac- McKiernan, If ...... 4 E. Doyle, If 1 Score by chukkers: «M«t of that Bermuda race wosld back my opinion. A black eye has Radowitz, lb 5 Essex Troop ... 2 6 2tt 2 2aw rlares from its competitor, the Adriaim. It S. Doyle, 2b 5 Fouls: Lemp 1, Hodge 1, Dowml had caught lire and the breeu helped to burn the seasoned wood. With Henderson, sa 5 Referee: Li«ut. Burke, Essex, 4sfkuKy the Jolie hauled alongieed the flaming yacht long enough for MANOR PARK TEAM SPEEDY AUTOISTS WORRY-NOTSWIN Crane, p 3 tk* cew of the Adrlana to leap. Two failed to make it «tnd went into WINS OPENING GAME Totals 40 the water, Only one was hauled from the tea—the other was lost. Yes, DOWN MAILMEN OVER CHARACTERS RECREATION NIKE ealy a siisy would do that sort of thing. Score by innings: DOWNS D.MOLAY, If The Manor Park team, behind fine The Speedy Auto Service combine" The Worry-Nots behind fine pitch- Westfield 11020001 1—6 pitching by Andrews, registered a 13- scored an 18-2 victory over the Post ing by McDede, scored a 10-2 win Garwood 01100000 3—5 Three home'runs, a triple and fo 2 victory over the Spartans Wednes- Office team in a Softball League game over the Characters Wednesday night Two-base hits: Lincoln, Collins, S. doubles paved the way for the Wei UUNDRYMEN GIVE WALCK'S HOMERS day morning in the opening game of played Wednesday night at Echo Lake in a postponed "Y" Twilight League Doyle. field Recreation nine to score an 18 the Westfteld Boys' Baseball League Park. The Autoists pounded out 13 game p!ayed at Nomahegan Park Struck out: by Mclsaac 5, Walck HELP STARS WIN ( 1, Crane 3, victory over the DeMolay lads STAR* HARD FIGHT at Unaml Park. West was on the safeties off the curves of Somers and McDede allowed the Characters six Base on balls: off Mclsaac 3, postponed Softball League game play] mound for the Spartans and allowed Powers and errors by the Mailmen hits and his teammates nicked Claude Th» North Stars continued their Scheck's All-Stars scored a 6-1 vic- nine hits, but poor support cost his Walck 1, Crane 2. ed Friday night at Echo Lake Pa' also contributed to their downfall. Walck for seven bingles. atrlng of consecutive victories in the tory over the Cranford A. A. Thurs- team the game. Parcell and Wentlandt shared tht| day night in a twilight game played The Speedy Autoists scored the great- .Softball League by nosing out the The Worry-Nots got to Walck in pitching burden for the fraternit) at Unaml Park. Claude Walck, play- The league has been organized un- er portion of their runs in the second, the early innings, scoring three runs BLUES BEAT WHITES boys and the Recreation batsmeal Via Doren nine, 16-13 in a slug fest ing the keystone position for the Stars der the auspices of the Westfleld YH third and fourth innings. They add- •i two more in the ninth. in the second and six more in the found their offerings just right, Elev-I Thursday night at Echo Like Park. was the outstanding hitter of the CA, American Legion, Rotary and third. Their final run came in the AT BURNT MILLS game, slamming out two home runs. Lions Clubs, and games are played in en hits were gathered by the Recrc-1 The Laundrymen appeared to have One of the feature plays in the sixth. The Characters' runs were Before the largest gallery of the ation team and ragged defense con-l the mornings in Unami Park. game was the capture of a hard hit their batting togs on, for they slam- Glock went the route for the Stars scored in the second and fourth season, the Burnt Mills Whites give trlbuted to the defeat of the DeMo-l t»«d base hits of? three Star hurlers. and the Cranford batsmen found his Manor Park fly from Clements bat by two Mail- frames. the Peapack Blues a four-goal handi- AB. lay. Talcott scored both runs foil TiniHi started on the mound for the left-handed slants a puzzle. He yield- men fielders. Frye was prepared to The line-up: cap in their polo game Sunday after- Todd, c-2b 4 catch it but the ball bounded from his team, stealing home in the ninth I •tars but he gave way to Louise and ed two hits but only fanned two, His Worrjr-Nota noon and received in return a thor- Ryan went the route for the Recretl teammates played a tine defensive Andrews, p. 6 his glove into the hands of Wells who Wasaler. Bradley went the route for Filsinger, lb 5 A.B. R. E. oughly artistic beating at the hands tion team and yielded eight hits. Davi| game, many brilliant plays robbing was backing him up. Wells showed the Laundry lads and was nicked for Butler, 3b 5 , ss. 0 of their younger adversaries. As a Colson, the versatile manager, WH Cranford batters of hits. Kramer some fast footwook when he made O'Brien, 3b 2 2 matter of fact the handicap was en- 14 safeties. W. Miller, 2b.-lf. 3 behind the bat for the fraternity and Grimes, not the National League G. Miller, ss.-lf 3 first base safely after Cruttenden's Carl Peterson, c 3 1 tirely unnecessary for'the Blues were The Laundrymen had two bad hurlers bearing those names, divided W. Butler, rf 4 long fly had been caught by Clements. Clyde Peterson, If 4 0 more than a match for the Whites on boys. breaks during the game. A batted the pitching burden for Cranford and Downey, cf 1 The Autoists also had their off mo- Neleson, lb 3 2 even terms, taking their measure by The line-up: ball landed outside the third base- line were nicked for ten bingles. Dushanek, If.-ss. .. 3 ments and during a spell of loose Trcmblak, 2b 3 2 the score of 6-2. Led by the re- Wdtfield and rolled fair, being called fair by B. Butler, rf 2 fielding in the final session, the Mail- Honecker, rf 3 1 AB. The Stars started to score in the doubtable Andy , who ranged tho umpire, bringing in a run for the men scored two runs. Angot, cf 3 1 Farrell, If .. 6 second inning and pushed four runs all over the field, the Blues played Stars, knotting the score. A Van Total 35 13 9 2 Lusardi, 2b .. 6 across, one of which was a homer | The line-up: like veterans. Bert Wadley at 2 and Doren outfielder dropped a fly and SparUni Total 27 10 Enright, ss .. 6 by Walck. The Cranfordites scored Speedy Auto Service Ben Johnson at 3, with his brother Klein, lb, cf two more Star runs came in on the A.B. Character! 6 their lone run in the fourth. In the H. E. AB. R. Frank at back, were a fast-charging Ryany, , p p5 orror. Howarth, 3b. 4 0 0 A.B. R. E. combination, keeping the Whites on seventh the Stars pushed two more Huston, ss Farrell, 2b 3 Walck, cf, 3b 3 C. West, c.-2b 5 O 0 Britten, 3b 0 the defensive most of the time in Despite the fact that the Van Dor- markers over the pan when Walck Kestenbaum, rf 2 Grimes, lb 1 0 LLogest , cf 0 0 0 Clements, If spite of some hard hitting and clever en team finished the first half of the smashed out his second homer with Anderson, rf 1 0 Enright, 3b 3 0 Stiles, rf 0 G. Broadbent, lb. passing by the crafty Carnachan at schedule in the cellar position, the a teammate on the bags. Munnick, lb 4 2 0 Klein, cf 3 0 Coloneri, c North Stars found, them a most ag- Nardiello, If Sorter, cf F. Pielhaus, c. No. 2. Sensback, 3b, lb The line-up: 0 1 G. Somurs, c. ... 3 1 gressive team, contesting every inch RyanR , rff. 0 0 0 G. Pielhaus, If. .... 3 0 ScliMk'i All Stan Pertain, c Walck, p .... 3 The Whites could not get started. Totals 45 18 11 1 of the way. Those who witnessed Behrens, lb. 3 1 1 Wright, 2b 1 AB. R. McDede, If Hayashi, as They scored once in the third chuk- WutlUM D*M«Ur the game predict that the Laundry- 2 0 0 Knight, 2b. 0 men, with the batting power they Walck, 2b 4 McCoy, If 2 1 0 Fulton, lb 0 ker when Carnachan, making a beau- AB. R. H. L. Pccina, 3b 4 R. Weat, p Cox, rf Powell, rf Parsell, p, If 4 now possess, should finish well up in 4 1 0 Blank, rf. 0 tiful pick-up as the ball caromed off Leonard, cf 4 Haberbier, ss. . 4 1 1 Thorn Kissel's mallet, went down the Pearson, BS, lb 5 the league standing. Rankin, BS 4 Cathcart, p |.. Total ... 24 2 side of the field to score from a dif- Pfeiffer, lb 4 The line-up: Lincoln, lb 2 Rogers, cf. Wentlandt, 2b, p .... 4 Total .3,35 2 6 3 Worry-Nots 036 001 Ox—10 ficult angle. Again in the next chuk- North Star. J. Pecina, If 3 Spartans 010 100 000 2 Characters Flammer, U 2 Total 47 010 100 00 —2 ker, Frank Johnson fouled and Kis- AB. R. H. K. Scheck, c 3 Manor Part 141 010 OOx—13 18 13 Two-base hits — Nelson, Grimes, Andrews, If 2 Weisman, rf 2 sel drove the ball straight between Lange, cf 4 C. Bracuto, c 6 2 1 Two base hits—Todd, Dushanek. Put Office Walck, Hayashi. Three-base hit Louise,, lbb,, p 6 1 1 Banyasz, rf 1 A.B. H. B. the posts. But that was the best the Talcott, 3b 4 Glock, p 3 Strike-outs—by West 8, Andrews 0. Tremblak. Strike-outs—by McDede Whites could do though they tried Russo, ss 6 2 1 Cunningham, lb. 0 10, Walck 5. Bases on balls—off Mc- Linford, c 3 Urcuioli, 2b 4 Bases on balls—off West 7, Andrews desperately to get the jump on their 3 3 3. Umpire—Pattee. Essig, lb 0 Dede 1, Walck 3. Umpire—Dardell. Colson, c 1 Schroppe, 3b 3 2 2 Totals 30 0 10 Cruttonden, 3b 1 opponents in the final chukkers. Collins, rf 3 Parks, rf s 1 1 Cranford A. A. DeLong, 3b 0 After a fruitless start the Blues D. Bracuto, cf 4 1 1 AB. R. LOCAL DUCKPINNERS Crickcnberger, ss. 2 3 SCORE "ACES" Totals 3fl 2 8 Wessler, If, p 4 1 Torres, 2b W. Somers, p.rf. .. 0 got down to cases and scored twice Score by innings: Yarusai, p, lb 6 2 Enright, 3b Fryo, 2b 0 IN ECHO LAKE PLAY in the second chukker. Prank John- Recreation 00347040 X—18 Smith, If LOSE TO PATERSON Johnson, If 0 son made the first goal from a foul DeMolay ... Q01000001— 1 Totals 40 16 Klein, cf 4 The Idle Hour Recreation quintet Davenport, c 1 Three Westfleld golfers stepped in-]by Butler and Ben Johnson the see- Two-base hits: Lusardi, Enright, 0 VanDorra Laundry Co. Burr, c 3 of Puterson scored a two-game win Anderson, rf. 0 to the limelight recently by perform- "d when Andy Fowler's long run Klein, Ryan. „ . „ A.5. R. H. E. Frodrickson, ss 3 over the Westfield Recreation pin- Powers, p.' 2 ing that most difficult feat, a hole-in- brought the ball near the posts. Thi Three-base hit: Ryan. Baier, If fl l i DeTullo, lb ... 2 Wells, cf 1 one. same players were responsible for an- Home runs: Klein, Enright, Sens- Grimes, rf, p ... ners in a State Duckpin League Wilson, ss 6 2 3 2 Fred P. Condit of Westfield was other count in the fourth; and Frank back. Kramer, p, rf 3 match rolled Thursday night on the Total 34 VanDoren, 3b 3 3 1 former's alleys. The home team took the first to accomplish the feat. He Johnson and Fowler added two more Umpire: Taylor. Wilcox, 2b 6' 2 5 Speedy A. S. 047 500 002—18 Totals 20 tho opener by 77 pins and tho second Post Office 000 was engaged in a match Sunday aft- in the fifth. In the final period, the Werle, cf 6 2 8 000 002— 2 Style la Important Score by innings: by a margin of 28. The Wcstficlders Two base hits—Huston. Home run ernoon at the Echo Lake Ciountry Blues, after stopping a rally near Edwards, lb 5 2 3 Style, meaning furuture und dec* Smith, rf 8 0 1 All Stars 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 x—6 avoided a whitewash by -winning the Britten. Strike-outs—by Cathcart 5. Club. He renched the 141-yard sev- their goal posts, gave a splendid ex- Nolte, c 4 0 0 Crnnford 0 0 0 10 0 0 0—1 final game- with 81 to spare. Bases on balls—off Cathcart 1, An- enth hole and ns a result of a per- hibition of team play, taking the ball rntlon In any of the historic periods, Bradley, p 4 12 Home runs: Walck 2. Tho score: derson 2, Powers 8. Umpire^—Tay- fectly-placed mashie shot, his ball from their opponents and carrying it Is an Important consideration In good Double play: Rankin to Walck to WeitSeld Recreation lor. struck in front of the green, took a up the field for a final score by Fow- taste when we think of good taste Totals 43 13 19 Lincoln. Ricnrdo 103 161 153 couple of bounces and trickled into ler. us meaning niiprnpi'Intoness. It !•• Score by innings: Struck out: by Glock 2. Gudor 88 93 121 the cup. also Important, und a port of good Korth Stars .... 00800712 2 15 Base on balls: off Glock 4, Kra- Tret in rliitorjr Next Sunday may tell a different Chnpman 154 110 144 Not to be outdone, Leo J. Burnes taste, when- we think of expressing n VVanDore nn 200 2 330300—18 mer 1. The Indians used t6 hold tholr tribal story. The Blues will then meet the certain atmosphere or Idea In nny giv- Lusardi 187 143 180 rites under the Liberty elm at Clinton, of Westfiold, following close on Con- TTwo-basb e hits: UilUrcuiolii , Yarussi, Umpire: Howarth. D. Lowest 127 181 153 Burnt Mill's Goose Eggs in the first en Interior. Wilson, Wilcox 2, Werle. F«., ana under It Inter In Its history, ilit's "nee," scored his on the 170- of a series of three tournament ga\ Three-base hit: Werle. BOYS LEAGUE SCHEDULE Total 600 088 751 on July 4, 1770. * Declaration of Inde- yard seventeenth hole. He made a for a silver trophy. Umpire: Cardozo. Idle Hour, Paterion pendence was slpieil hy the "Fair l'ln.v benutiful drive, the ball taking but Snake Cauiei Dorkneu July Men," who sran two messneos to tlie one bound before finding its way in- Wlien a snake found Its way Into the J. Eimtto 150 134 125 We Are Not th* Flr«t ilie 8—Spartans vs. Blue Cnps Fnrley 145 1(53 12: Continental enngn-ss nl Philadelphia. to the hole. rotary converter of an electric station The earth Is Ullood wllli tallies.tallies. 11—Trojans vs Blue Cnps Gazal 147 134 171 Also, under this tvt-i> tin- llrst iri'iily Mrs. Lnwronce B. Mason of Cran- We arc constantly reminded, by the nt Nettur, Indln, the entire district was The most Interesting, perhups, to ge- 13—Beavers A. A. vs. Spnrtnns A. Itlzzuto 102 123 130 was made trctwevn the white men and fovd is one of the few women in these discoveries In Arabia and Egypt, that Plunged Into darkness for four days. ologists Is the carbon family. The 15—Mnnor Park vs,"Y" Juniors Snydru 133 1G2 11G till! Indians, hut no exiict ilnlp ran lie parts with the distinction of accom- • nlRh state of ctvlllisation existed The serpent was killed Instantly, but diamond is essentially pure carbon und 18—Mnnor Park vs. Trojans set for tills. The tr«< Is still standing plishing the feat. She also made the thmisimds of years iigo, and It Is far caused hnrnt-mit pjectrlc colls, wliic" then cmncB graphite or plumbngn, used 20—Bluo Cnps vs. Beavers A. A, Total 737 710 670 and Is alinul r,rm years •.>!(]. hole-in-one on the seventeenth. more likely tlmt ninny of the things necessitated much dismantling and the for leud pencils und stnve iiollxli, ilion 22—"Y" Juniors vs, Spartans wnMi we now use were known then rewinding of ipllcntcd electrical 26—Beavers A, A. vs. "Y" Juniors and their secret mituwnuently lout, anthracite coal, then bituminous cunl In a Nulihell Did you forget to advertise this equipment. and finnlty llenUc nnrt turf or pent. 27—Trojans vs. Spartans Try always to serve bettor than the Better Than Richei thnn tlmt these clvlllzwl ponplwi \vnre 20—Mnnor Pork vs. Blue Caps week? Well don't forget it next Hood Instruction Is better nucaslnii ili-mniKls. week I than without wlinv we nnw ni-i>m tin. ..mm. rlrtips.—Wllllnm Penn. sarlea of modern life. '—Patronize LEADER Ad*ertita«— they are reliable. THE ygSTFTEU? LEADES, WEDNESDAY, JULY «, ttli

2—A. * P. v«. Van Bezant dicap (drawn numUr 75): I. A. Sim, : North Star* vs. Banker. Hfl-85-76; P. K. Poidson, 93-18-7.J FicMt Tkose £!»M Cyet 1mm rmHtm rSfp 3—Peat «•<* M. Taylpn S. U. Shotwefl, 93-18-76; P. S. •f Narthetttor* Utah Rev. Dr. Robert Kiirwniict of N'cw "Has* urn wottcea> (jUerkB a'.mm 8—Knickerbockers vs. A. 6 P. Smith, .'98-24-76. Week-end tourna- Jork city describes a mured Ppgnmii: gator &»» (forfatfc rf tb* ffjbyMMKr Galahads vs. Post Office ment, best ball: G. I. Morgan, 88-16- The flnde of dliiuKuurlan and other "How little song there Is In America at Wtk the flays ud tiayen prehistoric reptlliiin remains, uncov- PHot, "that with totte «e»tef "tipOJf': 9—North Start vs. Speedways 67; R. B. Ferri*, 77-10-67. Fret the present day. because our poets ered In the Dinosaur National monu- naps and tearing up tline-tublcs **<» Kecreatione vs. Bankers Condit scored hole-in-one on the sev- have no girth to them. They have no worry taw about cttttfhliuj nataf'-fltaj*' 19—Van Sores vs. Taylors enth, of 111 yards. ment, in ti\t Qortke&siern part oi •ong la their soul. All they have If : 15—Galahad* vs. A. * P. Utah, have never been duplicated In rhpy used to?" "We 1ia*«," WNw* Shackamxon — Kickers' handicap flan eyes and a frozen sneer."— the skipper. "Noivadayi It'i * Recreations vs. North Stars i (drawn number 79): C. H. Stein, any other purt of the world In num- Quoted In "Golden Book." 16—Bankers vg. Taylor 1 109-30-79. Sweepstakes: H. £. Wil- ber or scientific Interest. A greut va- Mint's worrying nbnut catching th« I Van Doren vs Speedway! liams. 91-23-68; H. C. Steffins, 95- riety of uiuteriul hat been taken from 17—Post Office vs. Knickerbocker 26-69; G. M. Rollason, 100-30-70; tills fossil Held, nulob was discovered C A. V. ADS NUNS MMUIAM BMto Thtatn, WutfwU RKO PrMter-lfewarfc J. J. Moosman, 94-23-71; W. B. 1« 1906 by Prof. E. B. Douglass' uf the Fistic engagements in the put TWILIGHT LEAGUE SCHEDULE Tretheway, 96-27-71; H. Gillespi*, An unusual motion picture of jujn- 99-27-72. Carnegie Institute of Pittsburgh, uud isve never developed any unusual flc savage beasts in action is due for wUo explored the place year after year mount of feminine appeal, but the its first showing in New Jersey. It until the work was taken up by the Jchmeling-Sharkey exhibition qeems r is "Bring 'Em Back Alive", visualiz- Moafer Smithsonian Institution. Altogether 0 be one of the exception* to the ing the adventures of Frank Bock in 6—•"¥" Sluggers vs. White Ar- Echo Lake: Sweepstakes: Class A; mst custom. This sentiment has been fetching the largest and most fero- rows (H) (Unarm Park) J. B. |)dgar, 81-6-76; Class B: P. K. more than . I, 4 many of the fair sex of this com- female tiger cut a tiny baby elephant! 95-17-78; Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Risley, most mnurkiihle prize secured was nunity, have arranged a showing of IB—Orioles (H) vs. "Y" Sluggers 85-6-79. the complete skeleton of the largest Operated by the Westfield Amusement Co. oif from its mother. The baby pachy- 18—Worry Nots (H) vs. Speedways Not connected with «ny circuit or theatre monopoly. he championship battle. It has been derm is no higher from the ground Shackamaxon — President's tro Brootosaurus known to science—"The elected as an added attraction for 20—'White Arrows (H) vs. Indiam I pphies, , S6 holes, Clasass A : C. H. Keen, than a medium sized police dog. Still (Unam !i Parktv) Aputosauros Loulsne," us it was TODAY, TOMORROW Friday and Saturday, July 8, 9. whimpering for its mother's milk it '" »— ' 1758414175-84-1411 ; FF . JJ . CCourtneyt , 151165-188- named in honor of Mrs. Andrew Car- The feature on the same two days 21—Orioles (H) vs. Characters 147. Vice-President's trophies, ClaH WARREN WILLIAM, LIONEL ATWELL, senses danger. Its miniature trunk 22—"Y" Sluggers (H) vs. Victrix negie. It is 100 feet long und 20 feet 1 "Symphony of Six Million," which trumpets an SOS for mama. The B: J. A. Glutting, 183-44-139; J. S. MARIAN MARSH, GRETA NIISEM, 25—"Y" Sluggers vs. Worry NoU Hogan, 180-40-140; H. B. Bell, 186- high and stands In the Hall of Verte- .ill be found far above the average tiger relentless, tireless, intent on the brate Paleontology In Pittsburgh. CHAS. BUTTERWORTH WELDON HEYBURN 27—Indians vs. Speedways (H) 44-142; H. B. Williams, 168-46-142; "BEAUTY AND THE BOSS" creen offering. Hieardo Cortes kill, lopes along. The wee elephant Probably in life It weighed 20 tons. "THE SILENT WITNEM" leads a most superlative cast, and 28—Orioleg vs. White Arrow! (H) H. C. Steffins, 191-48-143; C. L. runs this way and that. It turns—it 29—Victrix (H) vs. Character. Harkrader, 198-54-144; H. E. Thom- he attraction as a whole will prove scampers to the wild brush with ter- FRIDAY, SATURDAY—July », 9 ost meritorious to every patron. Aagiul pson, 200-66-144. ror while the tiger enemy trails it MM* "SYMPHONY OF SIX MILLION" »r FANNIE MUMT The bill for today and tomorrow with drooling tongue and bared fangs. 1—Indians vs. Orioles (H) Wednesday and Thursday) offers a But Frank Buck is there with a 3—'White Arrows (H) vs. Victrix H«w Should OM Bani.h by Natural Prwccaae* EXTRA trong combination of both drama longbarrelled rifle. A careful, easy, (Unami Park) Tyranny of Insomnia? Every time lightning flashes ferti- SHARKEY-SCHMELLINC CONTEST—TK. QgitUI md comedy; the latter is supplied by well-timed shot brings the tiger down, j 4—Speedways vs. "Y" Sluggers (H) Since mi Australian s«-lcn:ist Una lizer ii added to the earth, according 'The Beauty and the Boss," of which And then a wild chase to capture the! 5—Worry Nots (H) vs. Characters. to Dr. W. 3. Humphreys of the United MONDAY, TUESDAY—July II, II 8-^Worry Nots (H) vs. White Ar- discovered Hie sleep control confer he cast numbers among the notables baby elephant with his bare hands. States weather bureau. Varren William, Charles Butter- rows. o/ the bntin, may we ask if It wore CHARLES FARRELL, LILYAN TAIHMAN, Againi a little black honey-bear 1ft «vY» ai,,~- - i A- /m Ozone of the lower atmosphere, am- MARIAN NIKON, MIDDY ROOM*, i-orth and Marian Marsh. The mo- ambleibles into camp. It is so young itsi ?~, Sluggers vs. Indians (H) like a push button} This IK I)IP lililily ive of the Btory is humor, and one 11—Victrix (H) vs. Oriole« •f the discovery most desired. We re- monia, and oxides of altrogeu are pro- MINA COMBELL PEGGY SHANNON eyes are still unopened. Buck places duced by the 'electrical discharge of "AFTER TOMORROW" "THE ROAD TO RKNO" an rest assured it will be found it in a rough-hewn cabin built six feet 12—Speedways va. Characters (H) •ent, and bitterly, the power of In- 10—Victrix (H) vs. Indians the thunderbolt in the atmosphere, uite abundant. off the ground. Dinnertime, and a somnia to work its will with m. 11 Is WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY—July IS, 14 The co-feature, "The Silent Wit- 17 Orioles (H) vs. Worry Not» Doctor Humphreys explained. All of hungry cub, missing its mother, lifta a tyrant that Is Indifferent to our lull- "YOUNG BRIDE" with HELEN TWELVETREES iess," presents a plot that is logical the simple latch, purely by accident. IS—Speedways (H) vs. White Ar- Ingg. these synthetic chemical! made by rows, lightning re-act with water In tbe air. "THIS IS THE NIGHT" with LILY DAMITA, CHA1, MJCCLM nd gripping—a theme that never By instinct it rolls off to the jjungle. Physiology and psychology seem 19—Characters vs. "Y" Sluggers (H) The ammonia dissolves in rain, be- niSBes in entertainment value; sus- There's heart interest! Now comes closely related In the hunmn nuiillry Coniaf, FRI., SAT., July lt,l« "WHEN A FfeL' CR MIDI icnse is carefully built up and the comes ammonium hydroxide and the villian of the piece, a long, lithe, of sleep, It Is a comfortable doctrine Matin** O»lri A FRIEND" with jkmUi urprise finish packB a kick of a nun- serves ss plunt food. Tlie nitrogen forked-tongued snake coiled in the FUG TOURNEY HELD that If your unconscious repose la quite "HEROES OF THE WEST" COOPER, CHIC SALE '' •ry mule. oxides react with atmospheric water sun every ear and sense alive with regularly but tin nouri out of the Monday and Tuesday of next week to form nitric and nitrous acids car- OUR NEW COOLING PLANT ASSURES YOUR COMPORT hungry hope, And there's the little AT ECHO LAKE CLUB twenty-four, that that Is all "jour sys- iharles Farrell will be seen In "Af- bear. Innocent, ambling, trusting. The ried to fiu'tli to form soluble nitrates tem requires"; but there Is (lie lassi- it Tomorrow," and judging from forked tongue leaps out, the coiled and nitrites which are good fertilizers. he favorable comments of the hard- W. A. Schumacher and R. M. Crane tude, depression and exhaustion of tlie body uncoils, dinnertime for Mr. tied for initial honors in the flag tour- Over 770,000,000 tons of 100 per cent loiled critics it will prove a tempt- Snake. Lights out for Master Bear? long day, to refute my siuli ronclu- ng Bcreen morsel to many of his nament held Monday at the Echo •Ion. nitrogen fertilizers are thus delivered But no, Kindly providence, in the to the soil each year, at the average of idmirers. Lake Country Club, the former hav- Bleep, that knlta up the raveled SWHft YOU'VI NIVII MINI... THfttUI guise of Frank Buck's native boy, 12 pounda per acre a year, It Is thus The co-feature, "The Road to momentarily stops the snake and a ing 89—12—77 in the 17th cup and •leeve of cure, must somehow bo innile believed that regions where lightning YOU'VI NIVfR KNOWNI teno," features Lilyan Tsshman, little black honey-bear comes back the latter 101—24—77 in the same to tend to Its knitting, V. II. Collier, Is frequent and heavy may be more luddy Rogers, Peggy Shannon, Wil- home. cup. About 30 players were entered writing In tlie St. Louis Olobc-Demo- fertile because of this free gift of iam (Stage) Boyd, and Wynne Gib- The more dynamic portions of in the tournament and play was held erat, concludes. Probably tlie victim A wMm-tmt HglitnlDg-made nitrogen compounds. DP. "Bring 'Em Back Alive". RKO Radio despite the showers. knows ways to enforce this, but they tf •# UMI Wednesday, Thursday, July 13, 14. picture shows actual combats between fi«U Polio Th6 Dynamic Star of "Tho how troupe and, after touring the culty In doing plenty of their own Shackamaxon. W. Browne 282 flshlnft. Mouthpiece" as the politician far zone, returned to America a 16—Special 18 Hole Medal Play Mansfield 278 who could fix anything from an ull fledged actor. He was an out- J. Brown , 279 election to a lovo affair. tanding leading man on Broadway Handicap for Players with Han- rith Billie Burke and other famous , dicap of 22-27, Inclusive, Echo F. Flynn 290 Nona Mythology Iromen of the stage, when he was Lake Country Club. J. Denny 285 In Norse mythology Ilillder was 19—Selected 9 Holes, Womensl .NEW PRICES- lirplaned to Hollywood just a year WwlficM Pollc tlie god of Justice and tlie personifica- Event, Echo Lake Country Club.' 281 Igo by Warner Bros.-First National. Morton tion of the brightness ami beneficence MATS. EVE'S Since then he has wrought havoc 21—Flag Handicap Tournament, C. Long .-, 286 25c 40c Women's Event, Shackamaxon. Nelson 273 of the sun. He wns the son of Odin fith the hearts of feminine movie and his wife Prlren. According to the ans. His latest masterpiece, "The 23—Open Date, Echo Lake Country Johnson 278 Sal., Sun., llol., nSc till » P. ,11. Mouthpiece,' brought him to the Club. Schierle 25S legend In the Eddn. PrlRga undertook ront as one of the best actors in 23—Final 18 Holes, Shackamaxon to get every living croiiture and ln: animate thins to swear thnt they iictures. And now his work in "The Chief Tournament, Shackamax- "COOL AND COMFORTABLE" )ark Horse" is hailed by Metropoli- on Country Club. W. T. C. LOSES would not harm hor son Balder, but an critics as even greater than the 23-24—Northern New Jersey Men's by mistake she omitted the mistletoe, iest he's done before. Singles and Doubles Tourna- TO ILDERAN, 3-2 which took no such onth. After these LIBERTY ment, Westfleld Tennis Club. had pledged, Balder svas believed In "The Dark Horse," William is The Ilderan Oating Club of Rah- 24—Mixed Scotch Foursome, Selec- to be Invulnerable and the other gods W. Front St. Phon. S-S477 eatured with Bette Davis and Guy way defeated the Westfield Tennis tive Drive, 18 Holes, Shacka- playfully threw stones and even shot Cibbee. Others in this picture of maxon. Cilub, 3-2 in a New Jersey Tennis SHOWS AT 2,OO- 7:00-9:00 political circus are Frank McHugh, arrows at him without Injuring him 26—Women's Two-Ball _ Foursome, League match played Saturday on m the lenst. Finally, however, Lokl, fivienne Osborne, Sam Hardy, Rob- 18 Holes, Medal Play, Echo the local courts. irt Warwick, Harry Holman and the god of evil, fashioned an arrow of When More Than Lake Country Club. W. D. Cunningham, Ilderan, de- iurton Churchill. 28—Alibi Tournament, Medal Play, a mistletoe twig and had It shot at f * * feated L. L. Tremains, Westfield, 6-2, Balder by the lattcr's blind twin WEEK of July 8th-15th Handicap, 18 Holes, Women's 7-5. Joseph A. Westfield, Westfield Panmonal Theatre, Plainfidd Event, Shackamaxon. brother Hodhr, the god of darkness. Ten People subdued N. A. Chase, Ilderan, in three fThitwo »< 2ttMl, TlOO, «

e e e he eeaM ateet tay atones. Chiaatt, • .^^lawPWPxwaaBfiBj asavaB' aBBBv aaamf^t ^rt* aanBajnaasBF aswaaw/ it aeeass, claim meanpely aa all ettet jaat «M't ia*jh dawa. Thart'a m Perhaps yon can reaMatber, tea, ia« ef My Uad 4a«a there " " when Ma watt atatioai were ceaatd- ga«Ua« ara«a« that*. Aad whaa «a dtaat eetat early to WtMtt. I__^UBS. iL^i ^aaasa, saaf **»- 1V*^naaaw iaasamaat*. :red large eaouga to satisfy the itot- eetae May a [awawaajani Wan •••• BW HIP BBBpaWjnBan| fnaanaancaai ening public. If ex paay with Wether Utah conducted in Cincinnati meet the ep- aarte at lea* that prove! ef the federal aUdle Contmif- ta tail the We the* Wi sioa, yea atay expect to hear a Ma,- Beery weald get '«• af 008 watt station. Thto weaM BWMeat braahfaat feed* that ptrhapt •*• ttatiea weald cower hi* speep d i "Mi the entire eeaatry. The afeet It MariMri a DreattoD r weaM eNeataate the ieeal ataaWa. The fl f h owners af WLW ptea to tptaad abeaabaat ana theatt he * M this eiptriawat, " atttavWamasI IMW #a>—tlnms*' lamMMmssml" MWassM stem* ft. ead, aw^BjaajaaBBsjp •••••; BBFBapBaBaM BW^Pat^rTr PP#lamaW-"e|paj|^: after it ia ever tha taeUag etaaa, I don't thiab that thto '•»«*aeaMat wtl be ttrappae—«e yeaT. BjBitaa. tvper-pmner. Why act Aajariaaf

What to rasa* wMhaat asjlii «a might kaaw Mat UM It tha fl*t ha. »•«, MM)' " ' W4I 4Wsf AMSSMMSM atsMml wmsasm J t AlhWfM refaaal af t th— of Breadeaateri to aphaM The buds open well in water and the MM» *• WM* «H Ui tapiai 1 blooms last for a long time. aallamat amff •tat flat MT •»•, aip| ajhM I wa» The World This Week A slightly acid soil is essential to 1BW aax «« «ka de« atajj h^ M* aad h* wairh was alssJ •at af *t GRANT CALLOW AY the successful cultivation of tht Jap- Tfffa>>amaaJs^k^| a>aAAa aaas^Hspaawaaf^j aa* ^ assaaafMBMBcJ W|aaaadiMce J anese iris. A location where the CM MM plant may be given an ample supply •in w«re speakers of all kinds think twice before taking part of the of water is another essential. The at Democratic convention, but the power away from the ruler. Thi Japanese, who grow this variety ef ft should be given to that droll king is back, but the people hav iris to perfection, make a practice of fa, Will Rogers. He was the only their say. flooding their plants at about blttta

i F laker who heard cries of "More" ing time. i-mPpweajp, mpsanj - • ip^a^W ™ ^^^e* J w^^^^^^^ *., ^^^ w^ • — f«reataMtWa.Oaefltocleeely< ier hit speech. Every sentence he News releases from Washingtoi Probably the best time for planting at reateae ler ahataee treai j 4ag ef thspaatles) over the * ~' lured wai followed by applause— tells us that the estimated 20,00( the Japanese iris in New Jersey to thto •---•••-••-••-•••• ft that He was the only one who members of the Bonus Expeditionar: September. Planted then, the iris be- ; flWwPP* \rj =T^PfHtWll/. >0fjjjP ;\: HP9.' j ided by saying, "No parade, please."' Forces are on the verge of* starvatio come rooted before fall aad they during the intermission for the con ead when asked aheat his eea- and epidemic. Tripe and watery bean should make enough growth ta pte. stftawatt answered! "I get mttlltat (trance of the resolutions committee soup with a single slice of bread is duce an abundance of bloom the fal- •Mta>#we«t.|of'eni Ig^aitelieni<>t>>e»tM /his king of American humor and Sen- the reported menu of these martyrs lowing spring. They may alee l ' Btor-tt-Large rolled the delegates on of the bonus light. planted in early spring, ia which ease fthe floor with his impromptu remarks. they ahotsd net be movad laartettala /Even Amos 'n' Andy couldn't reach PLANT ENGUSH DAISIES mer, at may be dene with the /Mi level. Eddie Dowllng, Gene Tun- NOW Iris. Ucanbetakeafwtras 7 acy and Clarence Darrow filled out the gardener who pto»U~tht I the bill of that greatest shew of 1 ; •".•."•- By A. C. MeUUM "'' ""'' eae'irla where it a»y be f< ... ahows. You might say, they also ran N. J. AgrimHaral Baloaslea Servtse tnd given plenty of water wW for president. more than pleased wHh the Early July Is a good time to plan. Order a collection of Ja mm , New that the conveations are over English daisies. This is true, also, bulbs for late summer we cat flnd a little newt on the front of some of the panslea and other delivery. pages. For a week, that is. This rest perennials which, with the English 'will only occur during the organisa- daisies, are to be wintered for bloom tion of the campaigns—then, the din *»waiSft Will be equally as loud. I have been next year. All of these flowers, as • wondering why there ii such a fuss in a matter of fact, can be planted as, t these national circus rings about pro- late M September 1 ana still produce/ fair sited plants for wintering. P;,-t' laibtloa. Where ia the man who ean s May tkt beer that both parties think sown early, however, produc" Jtong- lift h i fr - " |th«uld be legalised! er plants which wintec,.J«tter than Prepared by M. V. those planted late. Moreover, the Reaa ~ " " plants started eit*>er will produce * More than one out of ten people more hbVkaM" t&llowing spring, may expect to be or are troubled with to Uke in a^s^ are in a terrible mental state. 1. to insure good germination. Bear in WO.MO people are included ' mind that tht ground dries out rapid- group by studies made for thtAmer- ly in midsummer and that genalaatlea * KM Association for the Adpneemem is not likely to Uke place In unshaded, »f Science by the Hui . seed beds. Since meat flower seeds foundation. AceordlnavJo Profi are fairly amall la lite they must be H. 8. 'Jennings thlaj ' was hardly town elMe te tht ground surface tad as startling as the B ation claim' without too much covering. Among * Evidence fl he supported the various teed coverings available to the f«t that nearly all o: to the gardener, burlap is one of tke "" which in the ntxt gen- beat •• • »• " ,, • -..;;•• eration might come to the surface in a Mental defect. Perhaps they shoul Mulch pnptr, alw, wlU be. foand ,.„. •tady the problem a little more. useful for tht aummer towing of flat DiBaar: jp85&..•"•.-••• ••. ' -—o—' • seeds. When this'mattrial to toM tta| "*' I lowering of the official dis- that not more than one inch it left i rate in England to the new between the itript for. towing teeta.--'akraal.,HP>j ' of two per cent to of near The mulch psper wiU tend to draw tipi ' signtfleaaee. It U nearly, moitturt does to the toil sarfaee aad, ' i alace aneh a tew: rate, was keep It in a eeaditlam eeadearfo to' '""'•"'^Jhujrof _ good seed a^^aatiojt:,iTkea,:hy;in||i: tag bvrlap over the a«mw rowihe-? tweentlMttripi(^aaUhpa«erwht^i^ the;ttedtowwa,ie>eica««Meaaj^|g TfUE wvrnvu* LEAD**, WEDNWDAY, JULJT «, tnx

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Fmwr WrffieU* HATE IHJL7 VOII OVf HI KIO ON ULUKM Tat*»t«f aeerif IM< returnee hen this w« BIVALVE, July 6—More tkaa 1,- of a seed oyster wop "eg ICHURCH NOTES Rcptftiioi As Script* aM,00« bushels of oyster eeed have tty" but slightly uaekr tkt avorag* • been dredged from natural seed bade otity. Laet year's cr«y aaMwaad of Diccio Netu-olini, captain of in the Delaware B«y and stated on b« X,250,WW bushels. Tke etpgjg «f guards Chattel H. lion dollars. D. D. SaUa, aatioaal cfcainaea. wherever critics and connoisseur* A. Chief among these innovations is The ateetiH will to Md at Ha- tke complete abandonment of the thtnel •aarfqaaitara, 4*6 Maaisos payment of cash wages to unemploy- A ecUe to attead. cated from tke Administration's treat Tkt New hmr Divisio* «rUl at rcBraaaaUd by Mr.. Ward «. Hckard m< «f Natlair, Mtfemal vie* chairman aad The m rules aad regulations tac- ttl««Meaaae ckatmaa of the Hew jency fivietea; itly indicate that the state director is Vn. Arthur A. Fowler of Pcapack dtUrmiaad aa far at potaible to place tad Mia. R. ftvjnwtfat Kerrepoai of tke raapsaaibility of caring for those ICE CREAM IANCOVIUC Fat Mill*, wawfcan of th* national in mat «ae* tke oftciak of the mu . . , in it* tlitat* form J IN»UKED «* ttecetive eoasaittte nicipalittes ia which they make their in purity, wholesomeneaa mxtt ctiANSiNO homes. and taste, MM Hftwtvar, provision is made to some extoat tot thsac municipalities where *•>• tke aaad for relief ia so great that local funds would be entirely inade- Bavt.tlaMa.P^O.PMlar. New Jersey growers af cultivated quate t» taaace an adequate pro blaeberries, wheat mdnttrr has ex gram. A. M.-MeraJag: Werehtp. paadtd rapidly tinea agricultural tei- The director's announcement ,of wmMJf'.Jm* ***** taUtta shewed htw the wile WaaWrrr tka ptirpoiee of Me Administration fOraa* teaiy ef Retfcfea.** te*M be tasted and cultivated com- met wMa general approval from those WetffeUCaaJy- I>*Mkkf atntet. y, . ... . mercially, eipett tail year U break who attended tke conference and the "" te will a*e»» tke p«lpit all prevWui preduetioa recerde with Mt July 1. Kitchen erep of ll.MO crates or 4M,«M AnrriM "Municipalities" the announcement •wta, C. B, ttokwUh, aaeociat* In gather to appraise tke beat in con MOMS •UlUMMt reads, "ma> apply to the state direc- in v rrauT blaeberry and traakerry culturt tor temporary art. tor for either a normal grant or a tht New Janey Agricultural Expert' Numerous prises and awards have special grant or both, in aid.of their MUr««f AIIMI Mtiit Matted, MM. been preiented Danitli for his por- 'Phona I47M program! for the relief of their un- TkU is aa inertest of M per ctat trait and figure work. "The Birth of -EXPERT MECHAHTCi eemployed and dependent!, and orer but year's reetrd-breakiag crop the Indiana Limestone Industry," an greats will be made according to the of U,0W crates, and It la ateouaWd imaginative piece depicting the dor relief naadi upon the bails herein- Taaaa I-1T44 for la the new plantings whiek are •ant giant awakening and emerging after set forth." bearing for the fat Him* this taaaon,from tkt rock which holds him Im Tht normal grants are intended for Mr. iMkwMi eipUlaed. VirtwUy prisoned is another study. The fig- municipalities whose general financial all af tka cultivated klatberriti aald ure Will be carved in stone. condition is such as to enable them to la thli eoantry are rrowa by the for- "UBalle Entering the Northwest STANLEY J. SCHAU1 finance their relief needs with state Notary Public ty to dfty fpoweri wheat planting• Territory," an architectural frieae, aid. PIANIST and TEAOHKB are en add, peat lolli within a thirty has been executed for submission to LLTAMTUM lalle radius of PtMberton. Tht cul- the tne arts committee of the 1883 •t. Pnacit •f Attlei, belevW On the basis of the 1030 census, Itadto It! ILM STOUT tiTated klutberrlti art two to four Century of Progress exposition at paslle aad f i •f the Fraaciscaa municipalities of less thin 10,000 population will be reimbursed 10 tints tkt alia of tht wild varieties. Chicago. The sculptor hat attempted riar( a prit ag g*ece •••c«t*d cents per inhabitant per month for •OUaaSt Movement of the blueberry crop to capture the spirit of the occasion kt OaaMs. rather than to try to follow out with all expenditures for relief in any one Til Net* AveaM. Wow started last weak with shipments to month of 10 cents per inhabitant; i New York, and now between 300 and historic fidelity the actual entry of the explorer. Besides LaSalle there "POSSESSOR OF THE and for all expenditures in excess of 'PIMM HMT-J CMWCM or 400 persons, asost of them women! 20 cents per inhabitant it will be re- YOUR RUGS CMUSTi are ennred In picking the berries, are shown scouts, Indians, and an 24 GOLDEN UMBRELLAS' Watttald, M. J. Beautiful Rugs astern tke nn early priest, imbursed for one-half of tuch expen- bail of care. Our Mcatm eltaa- and grading and packing them for lna- methodt, restart tkt tewr After completing his training Dan- diture; the maximum normal grant by shipment. The work of harvesting The land of twina, cats and white the state for any one month will be QlftdMtal fMdl Mt^aa^kBlib •J^BB^ iels became assistant to Lao Fried- elephants is the • scene of the latest l«a»Uane until early-A««utt, p limited to 20 cents per inhabitant, TerW b) «.TilKM VjtRle lander, leading architectural sculptor li King Prajadhlpok trethntu of your r«g« after we revolution; of In municipalities of 10,000 or more in the United States. After study title describes him Chester Wttf * Son C4>VUIiMINT •ULLCTINS Siam, whose population the state will reimburse UNION* CARPET land travel in Europe Daniels return- owning two doaen golden* rain-sticlu, such a town for all expenditures for CLEANING WORKS ktie aabjett af tka ed to the United States and together Is the victim. The People's Party has UAOT ro« ornmitunoN relief in any one month in excess of AlfcMBtiMU MJ H._POIj«Jf] ia all Ckaickaa af * '•' . i with Joseph M. Renniger, a painter, replaced with a constitutional form 15 cents per inhabitant; for all ex- A new supply of farmers' bulletins established a studio in Indianapolis. of government what was the last, but W«rk. ~~ tW. Mil K. _ penditures in excess of 30 cents per We Call For aid : OaMaa Two- la: "tat • end WflttB of the United Statei IV While in Europe Daniels became one, of the absolute monarchies of nhabitant it will reimburse one-half ESTIMATES CHEER- aad ea lot aha eat partaert of Agriculture have just be- interested in the life of St. Francis the world. Only Ethiopia remains. the expenditure. The maximum nor- FULLY FURNISHED. 1 toaaa aad drtak of tkat tap" etma available for distribution. Many of Assisi, beloved apostle of the R6- On June 24, the Army- and Navy IVCawlWark •f Metea bulletins are of great Inter- maw Catholic Church and fonnder of mal grant by the state In any one leaders seiied the royal family and month will be limited to 25 cents per •ad Low Ratam tat, net e»Jy to farmers and garden- tha Franciscan order. Returning to members of the council; imprisoned hut to liont owners aid the gen- America he executed a model of St. inhabitant for towns of 10,000 or 'PHONE Waatlald S4Mt ^thi Utaon-8emei;^,tlM^ them in the Throne room of the pal- 50,000 population and to 30 cents per Wedding Gifts Utt of the Franclt which won a leading central TTI PROWKT Wt. No substitute for Ane Pictaiat ace at Bangkok. King Prajadhipok inhabitant for municipalities of SO,- »« aaM W hh»|^f a I leaflets may itates leulpfcre priie. . • . or Mirrora as the choke gift so eagerly accepted their proposal* 000 population or greater. hawiUketpi>ylr*»a«n by aMresiIng Congresl- An trchitecturalhead won tot Dan has ever been located. Vary to establish a constitution that it ia few duplicates. Gift! that art • wlU love him, and we will man Percy H., Stewart, Boom 158, lels the Hirry Johnson award foi believed that he favored the revolu- Htvat Oftee Building, Washington, 19S1. His portrait of Commander Ed- 'Phone W«.tfl«1d I-ltM appreciated year in and year tion which rid him of a council of un- of the old frock are first cut In jump- out. Priced to meet your re- D. C. ward Ellsberg, salvager of the S-Bl, (John 14:28). ruly relatives. The Oxford-educated er fashion and the dress nipped in qulremcnta—and a pleasure t« alao iacla'dea monarch and hia queen, Ramhalbarni, either at the natural waistline, or, if DR. M. P. BABBITT show you at any time. Prompt t pa»age from the Chris. are remembered in the United States it gives a more becoming line, at a SURGEON CHIROPODIST delivery anywhere. eisaee textbook, "fcJanea a«d for their visit last year when the king point slightly lower. The skirt is whk a>y to the flerlptarat" OKlc* Houn: underwent an operation on one of hia made with but little flare or with Dally: » A. It. to I P.M. ' Bakat Bddy: "To keep the eyes. pleats releasing fullness near the hem. W«ln«d»yi, Ml Picture lot aur Hatter an4f ol- The upheaval resembles one which The \oguc for the wide-topped sil- Evenings, Monday-Thursday txanpW, is oar preper iabt happened much nearer home. Last houette is reflected in quaint guimpei by Appolntmsftt i a»d the only worthy eridtMi Framing December, President Araujo of El with cape or puffed sleeves. One yel- 117 EAST BROAD STREET • graHtude for all that he has Correct in every detailT Qual- Salvador was forced to flee from the low, chalk crepe jumper is comple- Heat Mat aiml ity, Service and Costs to favor country in the first revolt of conse- mented hy a blouse of matching col- you has been our motto for Waitbld, N. J. iquence in that country in 50 years. ored organdy featuring pleated cape many years. jVice President Martinez assumed the sleeves. Another attractive guimpe CATMOUC CHURCH presidency according to the provi- treatment employs inexpensive, shell J. Wi I sions of the constitution, and the only pink cotton mesh with a white or- Paintings ill, Sill, »:1(, 10*0 'effect of the "revolution" was that gandy, puffed sleeve blouse. the country rid itself of an incom- Sturdy fabrics such as seersucker, 7,«,t,A.U petent administration. Similarly, the gingham and linen in gay colors, are JOHN L MILLER and Portraits People's Party in Siam refuses to call smart for practical daytime wear and SANITARY PLUMBING Expertly restored. its action a revolution, saying that it may be combined with printed voiles, Steam, Hot Water and Hot simply dispensed with a few grafting dimities and batistes. All of these Air Heating Old princes. fabrics, if selected in washable and Tin Roofing,' Etc. color fast qualities, will prove ceo ^idirard MaWllaio nomical as well as good looking for ESTIMATES FURNISHED, Photographs IN VOGUE TODAY wear all through the summer. Copied, enlarged, reduced. CMAPIL Telephone 2-0278 PERSONAL STATIONERY. THE REVIVAL OF THE —Our Cent-A-Word Ads. Bring Re- (S Prospect St., Weitaeld, N. 1. ARTISTS' MATERIAL. GUIMPE FROCK salt*. ' The Birth of Ike ladlaae Limestone Udn.trr," one of Danieli Imag. Br AFTON ODELL SWAIN'S .Vitv-c.a.1 iaatlm creations which kai wo* kirn national acclaim. Extesuioa Service, N. J. College of Agriculture PLAINFIELD CARPET CLEANING WORKS ART STORE T. L. Griffiths, Prop. ESTABLISHED 1868 There Is no excuse this summer for 317 W. FRONT STREET the presence of an out-of-date frock DOMESTIC * ORIENTAL RUGS SHAMPOOED PLAINFIELD, N. J. in any wardrobe, 1032 fashions be- 826 Richmond SI. PHONE 6-0811. PUinfield, N. J. 'Phone PIM. (.1707 ing what they arc I With a wide va- riety of remodeling possibilities to choose from the woman who is clever with her needlo will find that her greatest problem Is that of choosing HONEY* BUMBLE By Kent Terry the most becoming treatment. The guitnpc frock, in high favor at pres- V\ERES A STORY VfELL, \ ent for both sports and informal day- ABOUT MAKING ONE CONCERN V/ESTFIELO STORAGE time wear, presents a refashioning 3200 ARTICLES THAT NEEDN'T medium adaptable to many different OUT OF PRINT BATTERY &SUPPLYO? types of figures. For the young girl ADS ON or the matron who follows the mode RUBBEF - SAY THEY GIVE EVERY of guimpes in transforming her old CONSIDERATION TO COSTOME frock into a new one the task of re- ,5 ATISTACTION- modeling is comparatively simple anil NOT STRETCH IMP well worth while. The resulting COB- TRUTH tume will conform to the fashion dic- tates of the season, since it will com- bine two fabrics, textures or colors. By using the major portion of an old dress in combination with a small We »ro not ilrelchlng the truth when we t«y that you I at »pert npalr urvice at remonable r«le§ amount of a new and contrasting at tliii itore. Get yovr liru and lubei hera, the Northwest Territory," e«"arckll.el«ml frieae ...rated lor th. 1933 Cntury of fabric the gulmpe frock is easily WcnlRaM 2-10!» Thru S.rcic. IV. Crm. 4tt ICORTO AVBNCB evolved. The neckline nnd armscyea Councilman Pearson reported that Wo»*r Greek* the Central Railroad has not yet fixed the drain on the north Bide of the 1ECEIVE CUTS Ml SAUM CASE OF MISS Veterttea "Cu Hart" tracks at Center street, nor has it Among the old inhabitants of coun- With the Collegian* placed lights on the footbridge at To enable Rutgers University GRAY try gardens, cultivated for their showy Center street. The attorney was in- meet the $200,000 cut in the sta% flowers and fragrance, there is none OUECnONSmED structed to write th.e~E»ilroad request- appropriation Imposed by the legit, Bf JAKE OSBOKM more enduring, om;e eKiabliBhecl and ing prompt action. lature and approved on June 10, fac- few which possesses more umisuul Deploring the tendency of liberal after a quick motor trip to Indianap- ON PAVEMENT l£VY ulty members and other employees characteristics thau Dlctamnug fraxi- olis where he drove several friendB. ($ by MeClure KewslM.pei- ayudleftte.) art colleges to spread their curricular Objections to assessments levied the teuversity will receive salary : (WHO Sarvloe) nella, commonly culled the gas plant | ,",over th" whol(; pre-prof essional and •OtOHTS ductions, ranging up to fifteen pat or burning bush. In English gardens, . landscape" and as a result against th«m were filed by the Thatch- K SHTJ5 of lilt twautf-elght years, a( ademic Ward Randall just having been C d th C cent, and certain members of the staf where it is more extensively cultivat- graduated from Princeton leaves Fri- er Furnace Company and the Com-j chester Hemmerle of Myrtle ave- I Doctor Morley looted very }oun;j; of this procedure to develop "a de- munipaw Central Improvement Cor- will have to be released, it has beta ed than in this country, It Is knows day to be a councilor at Camp Wula- nue was taken to the Elizabeth Gen- A spite of liis i'cuuiilul appearance partment store of educational novel- poration at a hearing held Tuesday announced by President Robert C. as fraxinella and dittany. Dittany or mat for the summer. eral Hospital Wednesday night suf- and the fact that he Itud been inu>. ties," President Homer Price Rainy night of last week on the assessor' Clothier. ditaray (obviously contractions of dic- of Bucknell University spoke his mil fering from injuries received in a fall 4cUtg uiedit'lne uuly two or thre reports by the Borough Council. Thi It will also be necessary to discot. tamnus) was the popular name of the frankly and critically in a recent a from a cherry tree. Hemmerle IB faajB, l*« doctors bad finds reference to It and Its prop- Dr. Rainy rejected as "unsatisfa' Windsor chairs, orlglmilly. wen' nut lower vertebra and a fractured wrist. wings on South avenue from th< study, the engineering experiment '• terfaasness thai lie rulse a erties (real nnd imaginary) in old tory" all the conventional methods rruirlp by furniture artisans, but by Mrs. Charles Bradshaw and daugh- station, the short courses ia engineer. arose and verse. selecting students for college •becaus wliopKvrighta A surviving remlmlor Cranford line to Center street. The That would make him lou of this Is the wheel often seen In flie Thatcher Company was represented ter, Ruth, of Myrtle avenue, are pass- ing, the psychological and mental hy. aad more professional. N The ancient Greeks, no doubt, were the methods do not co-ordinate hig back splat of a certain tvpe of Wind- ing a two weeks vacation in Boston, giene clinic, and the educational rs- •Kb a bad Idea, thought Ted Morley familiar with the Innaminnhle nature school and college work, nor do th by Attorney Paul Q. Oliver of West- field, while William F. Hanlon repre Mass. - dio broadcasting lectures. No chat, mtli be suggested It to Hops Gray, tin reveal much about students' intei Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holt of Locust 0H In spotless white linen who aetei Batumi for those old Greeks to regard ests and specific aptitudes. sented the Communipaw Central Im lain will be appointed to replace Col avenue have been visiting friends in at general assistant In Us office tbese strange burning bushes, gro "Robot!" provement Corporation. On the rec John T. Axton who resigned t^ log on Mount Ida, the mystic birth- Speaking of the administrative si' Troy, N. Y., during the past few days. •ope pursed her lips, looked critical of college, Dr. Rainy said he was coi The word robot was Invented by ommendntion of Borough Attorney month; his work will be taken ov* If at 'fed's smooth face and said sbc place of Zeus, with awe and super- Kurel Capek for his ploy, R. II. it., In Bernard Steiner, action on the report Mrs. Martin Mahnken, formerly of by Dr. Fraser Metzger, deaa of met, etitlon. Even hi this enlightened d&y ing £0 rebel more and more at tl liked htm better as he was. That set extreme artificiality and superficial! wlilcb robots are mwhunlcnl nuln- of the assessors was deferred unti Willow avenue has returned to her with the assistance of Jhe preside*, (led the matter. aad age there Is something almost un- hiiiln, which nrc maiHifarturptl by the the next meeting. home in Pine Beach after spending The bureau of economic and busiat* canny about the way in which the of a great deal of our college pn The only time that Ted really fell grams, "and that this state of affaii millions to attend to (he world's labor Both concerns said their properties, several weeks in Little Neck, L. I. research will complete studies lower heads are enveloped in a bluish nnd warfaro. tat need of an appearance of greatei lame when a lighted mutch Is applied resulted because students come to 1 which abut South avenue, were not under way but will inaugurate It* wtt when he was acting at chair ea a warm summer evening. lege with no intellectual interests an benefitted by the construction of the HJUNFIELDTOHAVE new projects, and it ia probable "I QM at the committee of ttudem no real desire for learning. concrete road. They asked'that the there will be curtailment in the pra. Mrirt at tbe Tlldeu hospital. Tin A well-established specimen of the report be referred back to the asses- gram of the newly organised diviiiai (as plant will continue to thrive la "Students must come to apprec; GREAT SHOPPING EVENT lart was, he was somewhat in aw* ate," said Dr, Rainy, "the fact tha sors for reconsideration. Mr. Oliver of physical education. tf Milt Drury, the middle-aged ma- tfct lame spot for several generation*. said that the ordinance calling for Instances have been reported of gal the vital factor in education is what MOUNTAINSIDE The merchants of Plainfield, mem- The proposed scale of salary Haa of the hospital, and on leaving they learn for themselves. Whe: the construction of the road was pass- bers of the Retail Trades Division of duction will yield as much in savin_ H» aotpital after visiting hit patleott (iants being In' gardens, in the same tuitions, for more than a century. ever this attitude comes'to be cor ed by. council as a public necessity the Chamber of Commerce of the it is expected, as would be yielded if at hid t strong Impulse ta measure, an,d that at the time of the Plainfields, are jointly arranging to the schedule of cuts provided by tht past her private office without monly held by American students, co THOMAS DOYLE, Jr. lege education will then enter upo hearing on the prdinance the Thatch- hold a mammouth bargain day event Kuser Bill for state employees h 0vlnc her aa opportunity to confer OUERVES BIRTHDAY er Company protested against carry- vUt him. ofKrakatM its Golden A«e." known as "Plainfield Day," Wednes- been adopted. President Clothier < ng out the improvement. He claim- day, July 13, plained that every effort would Thomas Doyle, Jr., son of Mr. and Oae summer's day he was making— Believed U •• Raear. Now that we have the seniors ol ed that even the street intersections made to temper the severity of Mrs. Thomas Doyle of Mountain ave- have been figured in the assessments From the advance reports given •r trying to make—one of bis'"oast, The greatest explosion which the our hands we'll check up on the oli out by the committee "PlainBeld Day" salary cuts, especially in the c fn» the' hospital when Mitt Verio1 fats ever known took place la nue, was tendered a surprise birth- agajnst the abutting properties. It gradlj before coming to next year' day pirty Tuesday night of last week will prove to be one of the most gi where the impact would be felt raoal pounced upon him. MM when the volcano, Krakatda, lo- was asserted that the improvement severely. ' I new collegians. in his parents' home. The occasion has made a speedway of the street. gantic value giving days ever under- 'letrr to detain rou," the said, ae- cate* la tbe Bunds strait between In announcing the actijn. »f tail Mflnaiy. "But there's the case of was alt sixteenth birthday and the taken by the organization. The new- fan aad Sumatra, blew up. "At that Dick Harper and Eric Cross, high John L. Pearson, road commission- trustees, President Clothier declare! Mitt Gray. It wai. six months ago Hffle • huge crater stood there, with I affair was planned by his sitter, Miss est in seasonable merchandise will be school '28, are with the brokerage that "the unexpected and dmtic eat the natter was first presented and wt rlB of Islands 2,000 feet above the Francis Doyle. The house was dec- er, drew attention to the fact that offered for the occasion in most aston- house Auerbach, Pollack and Rich- have doat aothing about It. It woul ees," writes Olmrlei Raker, Jr., In orated in pink and white crepe paper speeding had nothing to do with the shing money saving values. of $200,000 from the tppropriitlti ardson. They are on the exchange fea (alte out of order for me to go Boys' Life, the monthly publication and flowers and during the evening a wings. The main part of the street Suburban visitors are advised to recommended by the board of regeMi I with tht natter myself. A new •f tha Boy Kcouts of America. "The floor trading end. program of games and songs was was paved as a county road, and shop on "Plainfield Day" where the and approved by the governor CM. i will be eoaung In next month— whole cluster of Jslands were blown held. The Rev. Charles Frick pre- speeding might prevail regardless of insignia is displayed on the windows not but affect adversely the instife M really ought to let her know.' lato bits, leaving a hole In the sea Bob Goodrich, high school '28, and sented Thomas With a Bible, the gift whether or not the wings had been of the stores participating in the big tion's usefulness to the young nm "fa ka wre," said Ted Morley, ind 1,000 feet deep; 8, to a crust, en- residents of North avenue paid for n this day. sulta. local landscaping corporation. Recorder Fred Spitchdff in police candidates hive to satisfy-tha closing enormous quantities of steam court Thursday night reserved sen- the construction of wings on that In extending the service to be ren- of the committee of their within. This finally burst through the tence on James E. Mull of Summit, I street. He believed if South avenue dered in reaching Plainfield for the Paul Vervoort, high school '26 and •fecatlonal ntuets. I would suggest chilled crust in the most violent ex- iharged with reckless driving. The property owners were to be relieved Plainfield Day," free bus transporta- that pxi tend for the girl and. have plosion, burling a vast mass, of cool a student in the American Institution f Banking, was with Auerbach, Pol- complaint was made by Shirley Dowl- of their assessments, North avenue tion will be provided from Westfield TIM AfortM Aitklt her ge to your office where you can lavs, pumice and dust Into the air. ing of Vaux Hall. property owners should be re-im- n which announcement is made else- •ate whatever Inquiries you want The sound of tlie explosion wn« heurd lack and Richardson the brokerage ia one in which tba Merchant 8,000v miles away, Never before or douse, then in the Commerical Na- Mull is charged with having col- bursed for what it had cost them to here in this issue of the Lcsder. ' flat) lives somewhere in the country— have North avenue improved. himself hat Implicit faith- ' • copy of tbe letter It Included In this atnee have sound waves carried so far ;ional Bank in the credit department, lided with the rear of Dowling's car oa earth, .Lone tldsl waves GO feet. -4- ; parked on Route 29, May 24 while The Board of Assessment Commis- - Jutt Ordinary Lifhtainf else he will mot atfwtin it A tew more remarks and Ted high reached Cape Horn, South Amer- Jack Irving, high school '25 and 1 the latter was repairing a tire. Dowl- sioners is composed of Joseph H. flout lightning Is In reality ordinary You are laS in patronising Morley •anaged to get started. DIs- ica, ' 7,818 miles away. Thlrty-sli graduate of the Newark College 0 ing is alleged to have been injured Deremer, William Darroch, Jr., and lightning scim_ nt 'a great lllstanre, the agrteablt business that. He thruat thousand people were killed. Thou- inglneering, is now with the Deal sufficiently to keep him in a hospital John Dushanek. Their reports on huniler being ton far nwny to he the merchants whose advts. tha letter In his pocket, hurried to sands of ships were destroyed or car- lectrical Company of Elizabethport. or several days. Mull stated that the Beech avenue improvements and henrd. Its appearance Is due to the appear In this papaf because hit ear and back by the shortest way ried high and dry, far Inland." le was blinded by reflecting head- the house connection jmprovementB reflection from distant clouds of far- -•- their goods an up-to-daU and . to alt office. He was especially anx- Ginna Variden Burgh left las! lights from the rear, thus causing the on various streets were confirmed off flashes wlilcli cause a diffused lew to arrive before Hope left for week-end for her usual summer BO accident. without objection. glow. not shopworn. ,tht daj, If he hnd the counge, he Cahes jQurn down the shore at Beechwood wanted to asked Hope to marry him. There are many birthday cake tra- -•- Ha wit quite equal to the ordeal be- ditions. The most familiar Is that the Lib Jones spent last week-end in fore; Hits Drury aabbed him—now he young man or woman who puts out all fell timid. Huron, Ohio, where she was a gues tbe candles with out puff will be mar- at a very delightful house-party. Somehow his courage came back as ried before the next birthday rolls around, while another year of single- at entered his office and taw Hope Elise Thomas, now a senior at. N. trttlag there at his desk with her nest li foretold by every candle left boning. . C, was the house guest of Dick pretty fair head bent over one of hit fogt this past holiday. They were medical migaiines. By another version, the owner of tmong those at the Echo Lake Olub They tit opposite each other with tbe birthday and cuke innkei i with lance Monday night. tha braid flat desk between them and as he or she blows, the time of Its Ted took the telephone receiver from fulfillment being foretold by the can- ••• lit hook to there might be no Inter- ttes that remnln. There Is a variant Betty Weaterberg was among the ruption In the Important business he of this one whereby, if ail the candles bsent over the Fourth. She spent a hsrl before him. go out, the guests are required to ery delightful day or so at the shore. Then leaning over his desk nnd bring about the realization of the looking eagerly Into her fair young wish. Bob Pcarsnll is home once more face be told her he wanted to marry her. He waited—half expecting Hope 1 would present a final rejection then Shtkupur* Country NEWS FLASHES Where are you spending your vaca- and there. Instead, looking rather The Shakespeare country of Eng- confused, she told him that It was land la visited every year'by thou- FROM ABROAD rather rash for him to propose mar- sands of Amerlcnns who come to view tion--at the shore-in the mountains Mage to • girl of whom he knew noth- the scenes associated with the life of The Olympic team of the Caribbean ing. the famous Bard of Avon. Strat- Republic of Haiti will probably place "I'm not even a nurse," she said. ford-on-Avon Is easily reached from rat in every event which it enters at -at the lake? It doesn't make any "They didn't think I knew enough— London to a few hours, nnd the entire ,os Angeles. It consists of jne man they wouldn't have me—' district can be covered In a,day's trip. iylvio P. Cator, champion broad "But after what I have seen of some Here arc Shakespeare's birthplace, the umper. Cator is not only an extra- difference-that is to us--as long as nurses," snld Ted, "I'm glad-you nev- church In which he was baptized and irdinary athlete, but as codirector of er took hospital training. Then you burled, the school 'he attended and the he Haitian Tourist Bureau, ia active reilly did wnnt to go Into training?" homes of his family and friends. Near- the politics of this tropical island. you have a perfectly swell time. "Ever since I was a little girl thnt by, at Shottery, Is the famom cottage had been my ambition," snld Hope. where Ann Hntlmway lived and where Turkey has announced that it will "You Bee my mother WHS dead—nnd Shakespeare wooed her, and In the ccept an invitation to join the father had quite a bit of money. I lelghborlng vlllnge of Wllmcote is the league of Nations. Now that Mex- never spoke of thnt before. I said I lome of his mother. :o has recently been accorded full lived on a fnrm—so I do, In n way. onors of original membership, that Father calls It an ostntc—hut I go nnd leaves without the pale Soviet Russia But it does make a difference if you come In the bus. Well. I never went Eiplainini Natural Bridge and—the United States 1 to high school, jnst somehow mnn- Natural bridge In VIrglnin was not used to get n smnttor here nnd there' formed by a river which has since Spanish newspapers in New York neglect to have The Leader sent to from governesses nnd tutors. I pot been "lost." In limestone formations father to consent to my taking the have announced the issuance of $5,- rain water percolates through the soil, 000,000 bonds of the "Republic of hospital trnlnlng—hut apparently they enters the cracks and crevices In the Puerto Rico" by the Nationalist Par- you every -week. If you forget you •Mflnt want mo—so I Fnw your adver- rock and gradually enlarges them. It tisement—nml you know llie rest I »ften follows some piano of stratifica- ty of the island, the proceeds to be thought maybe I hnd belter tell ,vnu tion, hollowing out large. Irregular used in gaining independence. As an might just as well be in Timbuctoo. about It—because—" rooms, then, finding a lower level, re- investment they will probably be as peats the process. In places the in- good as most of our foreign loans at "Because then I would uinlerstnnil present. Our total of $300,000,000 why you didn't wnnt tu innrry me?" tervening floor of rock breaks down »nd a lofty lmll Is formed. Then, If loans to Chile nre now worth five Hope put her two hands ncross the the roof of this hall falls In, there Is cents on the dollar, and will be worth desk nnd clasped one of Ted's. 'Of a valley bounded with steep cliffs. In still less if the communists oust Pres- course I wnnt to nmrrv you—how tome places the floor between the two ident Duviln ngnin. You'll not be bothered with a lot of '•ould I help II?" original levels Is left, forming such a It was not until late thnt night thut mturnl bridge as the one in Virginia. Ted remembered the memorandum A New York nrtist returning from news that doesn't belong in any va- from Miss Driiry tliut ho hnd thrust the South Seas says that Tahiti is 'n his pocket. Ho glanced quickly over-run by bootleggers and authors; through the loiter written six mouths Children Mother Stork that one can tell them apart because cation program such as what the ago and at the end he raw Hie sin- Some school children In Poland have the bootleggers hnve money; that the mature, "Hope Only." lad the experience of playing nurse to Dutch island of Bnli near Java "is Hope arrived betliui>n the next i stork. The long-legged bird was se- prettier thnn Tahiti nnd the natives stock market isn't doing. Instead, a morning—hnd Insisted un working un verely wounded In a light with another much superior." til Teil fouml miollier helper. Ted stork. Some children of llrzranlen, —0— ihowed her the letter. "It was nil m> where this fight took place, not liking Following an announcement by the lot of interesting items—the nearest Tnult you didn't got nn appointment," to sec the bird suffer, bound up tin- noted British economist Sir Bnsil lie snld. "They would lie glad to tnkc Injured stork nnd mnilo It n homo In n Blncket thut "In proportion to their vou—I nm sure. 1'erhiips If you knew itnhle. Tim children found thnt they numbers there are more chess plny- 'lint—It would iiinlcu u diffemiri' ind not reckoned on Its Pimrinous up- crs in the lunnlic asylums than nny thing to a "letter from home." ictlte. It nto 60 frogs n day. Its Hope—" other class, nnd next to tliem come losts wore obliged to enlist ih , . Hut what Hope snld made Ted fuel 0 Rl rv currency experts," enme n proposal cos of their school mutes In lh<. flw ure she would rnther marry him thnn unit. from Chnrlio Chnplin, fresh from n train In any hospltn]. trip nround the world, thnt we estab- lish nn international currency. Wo WEDNESDAYS THE WESTFIELD LEADER « A YEAR may next expect to henr from Charlio —Our Cont-A-Word Adi. Bring Re- Dnwes n new theory of the technique •suits, A. 'W. ADS BRING RESULTS! of custard pie throwing.